Harvard antisemitism task force co-chair resigns in another group setback
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The Harvard Crimson reported that HBS Professor Raffaella Sadun is stepping down from her position on Sunday, the second resignation from the task force.
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"Professor Sadun has expressed her desire to refocus her efforts on her research, teaching and administrative responsibilities at HBS," Garber wrote. "Her insights and passion for this work have helped shape the mandate for the task force and how it can best productively advance the important work ahead."
In a separate statement, Sadun wrote, "I am grateful to have had the opportunity to help advance the vital work to combat antisemitism and believe that President Garber has assembled an excellent task force. I will continue to support efforts to tackle antisemitism at Harvard in any way I can from my faculty position."
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