HeyJaredMark Bauerlein
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- Sep 30, 2026
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The Faculty Are Not Entirely in Charge (opens the original)
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Back in the 1990s when I was an assistant professor, a graduate student dropped by my office to discuss her plans and how our program might meet them. I was in the English Department, which was open to students interested in other disciplines including history, theater, and Women’s Studies. The latter program was a notable one. Emory University was one of the first departments in the country to offer a PhD in the field. It didn’t surprise me when the student communicated her interest. She spoke
The Ethic of Booker T. (opens the original)
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For all his fame and travels, Washington devoted most of his life to education. After the Reconstruction Era ended in 1876, he devised an education plan that would bring freed blacks and their children into U.S. society as productive citizens leading honorable and happy lives in spite of Jim Crow regulations hindering their progress and denying equal access to services and public spaces. The South was a caste society, not only divided into black and white, but with subdivisions of whites into a
The Other Victims in the Arday Case (opens the original)
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For those who haven’t followed the Jason Arday story, the facts are: A researcher in the field of sociology and education becomes the youngest black professor in the history of Cambridge University; Media coverage of him and his work on race and racism in British education is extensive; This summer, claims of plagiarism in Arday’s work surface, with detailed evidence provided; Allegations that Arday fabricated elements in his personal life in writings and in interviews likewise are leveled; A sh
The Meaning of an Oath (opens the original)
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Anybody appointed or elected to a federal office must swear an oath: “I do solemnly swear that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States ... [and] that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. ... So help me God.” I took a job at the National Endowment for the Arts in 2003 as a low-level political appointment that didn’t involve security, lots of money, or personnel powers, and yet the Oath of Office was required. When it happened, I hadn’t looked at a word of the
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