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John Rosenberg

John Rosenberg did his graduate work in American history at Stanford. After teaching at Northern Illinois and Bucknell Universities (with a year off as a visiting fellow at Princeton), he practiced history at a law firm in Washington working on the largest sex discrimination case that had then gone to trial, EEOC v. Sears, Roebuck and Co. He now writes about discrimination and other matters on his blog, Discriminations.

Articles by John Rosenberg





How Affirmative Action Really Works

Even if you can’t remember his name (and who but an Indian could?), you may be familiar with Vijay JoJo Chokal-Ingam’s story as told in his recently self-published Almost Black:…


Brown University doubles down on "diversity"

Despite howls of denial, there can be no doubt that "diversity" hiring (i.e., hiring faculty who wouldn’t have been hired but for their race, ethnicity, gender expression, etc.) produces "diversity hires" with lower academic qualifications just as surely as lowering admission standards to enroll more underrepresented minorities admits students who have lower qualifications.