Two federal judges say they won’t hire Yale law clerks over ‘cancel culture’
New York Post | Ben Feuerherd
“Two federal judges [Judge Elizabeth Branch and Judge James Ho] have publicly said they will not hire clerks from Yale Law School because of what they view as pervasive ‘cancel culture’ at the prestigious university.”
Branch said, “Like Judge Ho, I am gravely concerned that the stifling of debate not only is antithetical to this country’s founding principles, but also stunts intellectual growth.”
Related:
A Message to Our Alumni on Free Speech at Yale Law School (Yale Law School, 10/12/22)
Federal judges boycott Yale law grads, citing free speech concerns (Yale Daily News, 10/10/22
Federal judges boycott Yale law grads, citing free speech concerns (Yale Daily News, 10/10/22)
A Message From Yale Law School’s Dean Gerken (Yale, 3/28/22)
Yale Law Students for Censorship (WSJ, 3/20/22)
Hundreds of Yale Law Students Disrupt Bipartisan Free Speech Event (Washington Free Beacon, 3/18/22)
