3 Columbia University Deans Resign After Their Exchanged ‘Anti-Semitic’ Text Messages Were Released

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Three Columbia University deans have resigned after it was revealed they exchanged “anti-Semitic” text messages known as “Textgate,” while Jewish speakers raised concerns about prejudice on campus with the ongoing Israel-Hamas war.
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