Constitutional law scholar Ilya Shapiro announced his resignation from Georgetown University on Monday, saying that the school has “yielded to the progressive mob,” and …
Constitutional law scholar Ilya Shapiro announced his resignation from Georgetown University on Monday, saying that the school has “yielded to the progressive mob,” and has “abandoned free speech.”
“The university didn’t fire me, but it yielded to the progressive mob, abandoned free speech, and created a hostile environment,” Shapiro explained in an op-ed, titled, “Why I Quit Georgetown,” published Monday in the Wall Street Journal. Here is Ilya Shapiro’s (@ishapiro’s) resignation letter from Georgetown Law, as well as his Wall Street Journal opinion piece explaining why remaining there was untenable despite being reinstated after a four-month investigation into a tweet he’d sent.
