The president of George Mason University says that public universities should select leaders on the basis of "racial diversity," rather than merit, and that his job is to promote "the five pillars of social justice," rather than to pursue the truth.

The president of George Mason University says that public universities should select leaders on the basis of "racial diversity," rather than merit, and that his job is to promote "the five pillars of social justice," rather than to pursue the truth.

He should resign. pic.twitter.com/7zLvsRtHAD

— Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️ (@realchrisrufo) July 23, 2025