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{{cquote|A Yale Daily News survey of freshmen students at that university found that more students of the class of 2022 identify on the [[LGBTQ]] spectrum than as [[conservative]], and that queer freshmen even outnumber other sizable demographics in the class, such as [[Protestant]]s and [[Catholic]]s.}}

{{cquote|A Yale Daily News survey of freshmen students at that university found that more students of the class of 2022 identify on the [[LGBTQ]] spectrum than as [[conservative]], and that queer freshmen even outnumber other sizable demographics in the class, such as [[Protestant]]s and [[Catholic]]s.}}

Yale is named after the notorious [[slave]] trader Elihu Yale.<ref>https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/conservative-pundit-mocks-cancel-culture-with-tweets-urging-yale-to-change-name-for-slave-trade-link</ref> [[Bill Clinton]], [[Hillary Clinton]], and [[Van Jones]] are all proud graduates of the institution that best exemplifies [[systemic racism]].

Yale is named after the notorious [[slave]] trader Elihu Yale,<ref>https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/conservative-pundit-mocks-cancel-culture-with-tweets-urging-yale-to-change-name-for-slave-trade-link</ref> and continues to honor advocates of [[slavery]] as namesakes of residential colleges, such as [[John C. Calhoun]].  Yale also produced a high percentage of pro-[[slavery]] clergy,<ref>https://www.nhregister.com/colleges/article/Yale-other-colleges-facing-backlash-of-buildings-11329471.php</ref> and did little to combat racism in [[Connecticut]], which was long the most racist state in [[New England]].

 

[[Bill Clinton]], [[Hillary Clinton]], and [[Van Jones]] are all proud graduates of Yale, an institution that best exemplifies [[systemic racism]].

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