Harvard Removes Anti White and Anti Trump Dean
A Harvard University residence hall dean who compared President Donald Trump to Hitler and called police racist was removed from his role Monday, according to an email obtained by The College Fix.
Harvard sent a letter to its residents of one of their halls saying, “We are writing to confirm that Gregory Davis is no longer serving as the Allston Burr Resident Dean of Dunster House, effective today,” Faculty Deans Shirley and Taeku Lee wrote Monday.
“We thank Gregory for serving in this role and wish him and his family the best in their future endeavors.”
Sadly, it’s shocking that Harvard actually fired him, considering their overall liberal bent.
This Dean’s profile has been removed from their website.
A Harvard media relations official told The College Fix, they “cannot comment on personnel matters.”
According to Harvard’s student newspapers, Harvard Crimson, the news came from Davis himself.
“In October, Davis faced calls for his termination after Yard Report, a relatively new right-leaning blog about Harvard, exposed a series of social media posts where he bashed President Donald Trump, mocked Rush Limbaugh’s death, called for hating the police, and denounced ‘whiteness,'” The Fix reported at the time.
In another outrageous post in 2020, Davis wrote that “he doesn’t blame people for wishing ill on Trump, and coupled it with a famous meme from the movie “Rocky IV” that stated, “If he dies, he dies.”
He also compared President Trump to Hitler in 2016.
Davis eventually deleted his social media and claimed, “These posts do not reflect my current thinking or beliefs. I regret if my statements have any negative impact on the Dunster community.”
This dean was also a big proponent of Affirmative Action or racial preferences and debated well-known scholar Heather Mac Donald.
Harvard and other schools should be centers of education and learning, not political indoctrination and bias.
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