…in English at Yale.  But can philosophy be far behind?

ADDENDUM:  As if on cue, Audrey Yap (Victoria) (yes, that Audrey Yap).  At least the "battle lines" are clear, and many on the wrong side of these issues have identified themselves.

INDEED as this mindlessness migrates to philosophy, the results should be interesting.  The typical "intro" graduate seminar to 20th-century analytic philosophy would involve reading Frege, Russell, Strawson, Carnap, Quine, Kripke, maybe some Davidson or Putnam or D. Lewis too.  That course would have to go.  The study of German Idealism:  that's out too, all a bunch of white guys, Fichte, Schelling, Hegel etc.  19th-century German philosophy:  forget it, all white guys again, Hegel, Marx, Nietzsche, maybe also Feuerbach and Schopenhauer (and all Germans to boot–what a disgraceful lack of diversity).   Of course, the study of ancient Greek and Roman philosophy would have to go, once again all white guys (were they white?  I'm not even sure, but they were definitely guys!).  The future of academic philosophy is going to be interesting!