Very nice piece. Monopoly point is especially trenchant. A business prof, of anyone, should recognize the problems of barriers to entry, rent-seeking, suppressed innovation, capture, etc that have direct analogies here. DEI is antimonopoly and both efficient for general welfare and morally just.

It is perfectly legal to know your rights and to educate others about them, too. EVERYONE in the United States, citizen or not, has rights. I will not allow this administration to intimidate us from helping you know about them. Here’s our shareable guide ⬇️: (pt. 1/2)

Research universities are often the largest employers in their region. They are often the primary health care providers to communities. This funding shift will not only reduce US research leadership, it will put working people out of work and reduce healthcare access.

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