Johns Hopkins Must Fire Chief Diversity Officer
In an exclusive interview with Johns Hopkins Hospital, Congressman Andy Harris (R-M.D.), who earned his bachelor's and medical degrees from Johns Hopkins University and worked as an anesthesiologist at Johns Hopkins Hospital for 30 years, said: They called on the hospital to fire its radical chief diversity officer. Breitbart News Daily. In her Monthly Digest […]
Daniss Jenkins has been perfect fit for St. John’s, Rick Pitino
OMAHA, Neb. — The initiative wasn't all that big news. Three days after Rick Pitino lost Walter Creighton Jr. to Florida, he acquired Iona's backcourt mate Danis Jenkins. That hardly moved the proverbial needle. Unlike Creighton, who was named MAAC Player of the Year, Jenkins was not even named to the mid-major conference's first team. […]
DEI Officer For Johns Hopkins Emails Staff And Labels Whites, Males, Christians, Cisgenders, And Middle Class As ‘Privileged’
Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland is shown. (Photo by Rob Kerr/Getty Images) OAN's Brooke Mallory6:27pm – Friday, January 12, 2024 Dr. Sherita Hill-Golden, chief DEI officer at Johns Hopkins University, sent out a “Monthly Diversity Digest” email to staff this week, highlighting who is “privileged” and who is not. He attached a letter letting […]
Johns Hopkins Hospital’s DEI chief labels whites, males and Christians ‘privileged’ in letter to staff
Johns Hopkins University's head of diversity sent a “Monthly Digest” email to staff with a letter declaring that all white, Christian, and male people are “privileged.” Dr. Sherita Hill Golden, the hospital system's chief diversity officer, also included “heterosexuals” and English speakers in the “privileged” category in a message to all staff. In a section […]
‘Chief diversity officer’ at Johns Hopkins Medicine makes extraordinary admission after offering definition of ‘privilege’
Johns Hopkins University's chief diversity officer is backtracking after sending a controversial email declaring that “English speakers” also have “privileges.” In this month's Diversity Digest, published by Johns Hopkins University's Office of Diversity, Inclusion, and Health Equity, Dr. Sherita Hill Golden tells subscribers that “privilege” is the “diversity word of the month.” I sent her […]
St. John’s win delivered emotions that come with mattering once again
Here's the fun part about falling in love with a basketball team all over again. Around Madison Square Garden, at least two-thirds of the 11,832 spectators wearing red and hollering about St. John's, were visibly nervous as the final seconds drew blood. and widespread anxiety. The Johnnys should have killed Providence in the first half, […]
St. John’s holds off Providence to move into share of Big East lead
St. John's first three Big East championships were impressive, but everything went right. There was little adversity. There was never a moment where I felt like the game was truly balanced. There was no time for Johnny's to follow suit. Wednesday night was different. On Wednesday night, St. John's took a punch and stumbled to […]
Time for St. John’s fans to do part after getting what they wanted
There have been similar fair criticisms for years. St. John's wasn't ready for Big East play. He wasn't properly coached. There was no discipline. As those areas improve, the crowds will likely follow. There was no return on financial investment. Until now, it has been difficult to discuss these points. It's clear St. John's was […]
Brady Dunlap thriving after joining St. John’s starting lineup
Villanova, Pa. — Moved into the starting lineup from outside the rotation. Freshman wing Brady Dunlap suddenly became an important part of this St. John's team. He made a surprising contribution to Tuesday's win over Butler, but he lost Saturday's 81-71 victory over Villanova at Finneran Pavilion. Dunlap scored a career-high 15 points in 31 […]
St. John’s can show it’s true March contender by surviving upcoming gauntlet
VILLANOVA, Pa. — There are signs of progress, signs of possibility, hints of promise in March. The Charleston Classic ended with a win over Utah. In the Big East, they had home wins over Butler and Xavier. They lost to 4th place University of Connecticut. These performances helped offset disastrous losses to Michigan and Boston […]