Quillette Podcast 29 – Coleman Hughes on an allegedly racist incident at Barnard College

23 Apr 2019 · 1 min read

Jonathan Kay talks to Coleman Hughes about his latest Quillette article, which concerns an allegedly racist incident at Barnard College. Coleman, who is an undergraduate at Columbia, doesn’t think the Barnard employees involved are guilty of racism.

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