Aruna Khilanani
But, as Khilanani clarifies today, they have got her completely wrong: What she said was not the product of a demented, bigoted, Charles Manson–esque mind, but of a legitimate “frustration about minority mental health,” a desire to “have more serious conversations about race,” and, ultimately, love. Khilanani does what she does, she told the Post, “because I care.”
The ‘Anti-Racist’ Who Wasn’t | National Review
A trendy progressive ideology buckles under the weight of its own paradoxes.