WSJ Opinion Bret Weinstein became a pariah last spring at Evergreen State, where he teaches biology, when he criticized an officially sanctioned “Day of Absence” during which white people were asked to stay away from campus. Mr. Weinstein and his wife, also a professor at Evergreen, sued the school. Last week the university announced it would pay $500,000 to settle the complaint, writes Jillian Kay Melchior.

WSJ Opinion Bret Weinstein became a pariah last spring at Evergreen State, where he teaches biology, when he criticized an officially sanctioned “Day of Absence” during which white people were asked to stay away from campus. Mr. Weinstein and his wife, also a professor at Evergreen, sued the school. Last week the university announced it would pay $500,000 to settle the complaint, writes Jillian Kay Melchior. about 8 years in Wall Street Journal

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