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The Jerusalem syndrome

Or why race-faking is all the rage

26 September 2020

9:00 AM

26 September 2020

9:00 AM

Reading about the uptick in race-faking academics in the United States this past week reminded me of the time when I fleetingly wondered if I might be coming down with Jerusalem syndrome. Actually, to be honest, virtually everything I read about happening in the world some days reminds me of the time when I fleetingly wondered if I might be coming down with Jerusalem syndrome.

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