Esteemed medical doctor goes to give a speech at Yale, puts her foot in her mouth & loses her career. Then Yale refuses to pay her for the speech.
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https://www.nhregister.com/news/article/Yale-School-of-Medicine-responds-to-outcry-over-16227421.php
>Yale School of Medicine responds to outcry over guest speaker
As Yale University was trending on Twitter this weekend amid criticism for hosting a provocative speaker in April, the school responded with a statement.
The Yale School of Medicine released a statement Saturday that addressed “profanity” and “extreme hostility” in a non-affiliated guest speaker’s lecture titled “The Psychopathic Problem of the White Mind.”
Dr. Aruna Khilanani, a New York-based forensic psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, gave a talk on April 6 as part of the school’s Grand Rounds program — a program where medical clinicians and professionals lecture students and faculty. Several faculty members raised concerns about the lecture, according to the statement.
Yale recorded and posted the conversation with limited access, providing the link only to community members who had access. But the audio was posted online Friday on the Substack page of former New York Times columnist and editor Bari Weiss, who tweeted a link to her page to her 293,500 followers.
Weiss’ page also included a Q&A with Khilanani conducted by writer and podcast host Katie Herzog, along with an image of the poster promoting the lecture at Yale.
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https://www.nhregister.com/news/article/Yale-School-of-Medicine-responds-to-outcry-over-16227421.php
>Yale School of Medicine responds to outcry over guest speaker
As Yale University was trending on Twitter this weekend amid criticism for hosting a provocative speaker in April, the school responded with a statement.
The Yale School of Medicine released a statement Saturday that addressed “profanity” and “extreme hostility” in a non-affiliated guest speaker’s lecture titled “The Psychopathic Problem of the White Mind.”
Dr. Aruna Khilanani, a New York-based forensic psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, gave a talk on April 6 as part of the school’s Grand Rounds program — a program where medical clinicians and professionals lecture students and faculty. Several faculty members raised concerns about the lecture, according to the statement.
Yale recorded and posted the conversation with limited access, providing the link only to community members who had access. But the audio was posted online Friday on the Substack page of former New York Times columnist and editor Bari Weiss, who tweeted a link to her page to her 293,500 followers.
Weiss’ page also included a Q&A with Khilanani conducted by writer and podcast host Katie Herzog, along with an image of the poster promoting the lecture at Yale.
