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Woke orthodoxy thrives in law firms

The West reaps what it sows

26 November 2022

9:00 AM

26 November 2022

9:00 AM

What is likely to happen after years and decades in which one side of the political divide has captured the schools and universities? Let’s take what I know best, the law schools. Donations to political parties are public information in the US. We know that Democrat-donating law professors massively outnumber those who give to the Republicans, double digits to one (and that’s law, think about women’s studies, sociology, etc).

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