I don't think it's been debunked.
Harvard was under pressure to hire minority professors.
Warren put her name in a minority directory, which was used to recruit minority candidates.
Harvard hired her and touted her minority status.
Warren stops claiming minority status but Harvard continues to tout it.
She falsely claimed Native American minority status in the directory, to get hired as a minority professor.
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/...-in-law-school-directories-beginning-in-1986/
This is
rank speculation with absolutely nothing to support it. Typical of the creative writing they perform at Breitbart.
Not one of the premises are proven.
Harvard was under pressure to hire minority professors.
How were they under pressure? There is no evidence for this. It is merely an unproven assertion.
Warren put her name in a minority directory, which was used to recruit minority candidates.
Also, how do you know she put her name in this directory? Just because her name may have been listed does not mean she put it there.
Harvard hired her and touted her minority status.
Harvard touted her minority status? How did they "tout her"? You mean listing this?
Warren stops claiming minority status, but Harvard continues to tout it.
What? I still don't see Warren EVER claimed minority status or stopped claiming that she was part Native American. Simply checking a box that she is part Native American is hardly claiming minority status.
She falsely claimed Native American minority status in the directory, to get hired as a minority professor.
Again there is no proof that she
falsely claimed to be Native American or that she
claimed some minority status.
I see those forms all the time asking one's heritage. Out of curiosity what boxes would my best friend's adopted son check?
He has blond hair, pale skin and striking blue eyes. He looks the epitome of the Hitler's Aryan race. Yet three of his great grandparents are full blooded Native Americans. (actually a Native tribe in Canada) He also has an African American father. Should he check that he is Native American or African American and or Caucasian? Should he deny some of his heritage? Or should he check all the boxes that apply? Is that claiming minority status?
The point is I wouldn't want to deny part of my heritage and who I thought I was. This is the quandary. Elizabeth Warren believed and still believes the family lore about her background. Why should she deny that?
This thread is total bollocks. It is beyond ridiculous. The year is 2018, that was 1986. 32 years ago. Why does anyone care? And especially why is it that the Republicans and Conservative media care about Warren's heritage? Does it make Warren's work protecting consumers any less important?
Lets say for ***** and giggles, that 40 years ago Warren checked those boxes to get ahead.
Does checking those boxes 4 decades ago make her a dishonest human being?
And if you come to that conclusion, what does that say about you?
Are you so perfect that you have never exaggerated even once, twice maybe even three times?
And most of all, if this matters to you, what does it say about you possibly supporting a man who has demonstrably lied more than 5 THOUSAND TIMES in the last two years?