Sabrina Soffer @sabrinasoff · 7h The disturbing reality at @CarnegieMellon : university leadership enabling antisemitism under Qatari influence. CMU contracts require compliance with Qatari “cultural, religious, and social customs”— which includes prohibitions on the public practice of Judaism. University Show more Protect Our Campus @Protect_Campus · Feb 3 🔦 @Columbia University is no longer dealing with allegations or speculation. Its own data shows systemic failure, selective enforcement, and resistance to oversight. When an institution documents the problem and still refuses to act, accountability moves from the margins straight to the administration. 0:49 / 0:58 Protect Our Campus @Protect_Campus · 32m 🔦 @RutgersU tenured professor Todd Wolfson has used his academic authority and public platforms to promote radical political ideology, including repeated Nazi and Holocaust comparisons and the normalization of extremist rhetoric. These statements are not confined to private opinion. They are public, ongoing, and come from a professor whose role is to teach history, media, and political power with accuracy and responsibility. Holocaust inversion and Nazi analogies are not neutral political critique. When used by a professor, they distort historical reality, trivialize genocide, and shape how students understand democracy, governance, and moral accountability. Faculty are free to criticize policy, but academic freedom does not excuse abusing historical atrocities or legitimizing radical ideology through scholarly language. Universities hold professors to a higher standard because their words carry institutional weight. Rutgers should not ignore conduct that undermines historical truth and responsible education.