Federal judges join boycott on hiring Yale Law clerks over plague of 'cancel culture'
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Two federal judges have publicly said they will not hire clerks from Yale Law School because of the school's pervasive “cancel culture."
Ho, who sits on the New Orleans-based 5th Circuit, said in a speech delivered at a Federalist Society conference in Kentucky on Sept. 29 that Yale "not only tolerates the cancelation of views — it actively practices it." Ho urged other judges to likewise boycott the school. Sarah Rumpf is a Fox News Digital Production Assistant. You can reach her on Twitter at @rumpfsarahc
"I don't want to cancel Yale," explained Ho. "I want Yale to stop canceling people like me."
"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," explained Branch in a statement to National Review. "Accordingly, I accept Judge Ho’s invitation to join him in declining to consider students from Yale Law School for clerkships with me, with an exception for past and current students."
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