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A wonderfully pompous letter from the “Executive Chair” of the Program Board of George Washington University demands a “public apology” for my “grave mistake,” “lack of sensitivity,” and “atrocious” comments to the Washington Times, which were also “unbecoming of a professional.”

The grave mistake in question was our last cover illustration, Roman Genn’s fine “The Manchurian Candidates,” which the Asian-American branch of the Ethnic Grievance Industry alleges to be a racist attack on Asians and Asian-Americans in letters and faxes. The letter from GWU, incidentally, also demands that I “personally answer this letter in a timely fashion.” Delighted to oblige.

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John O’Sullivan

John O’Sullivan is a senior fellow at National Review Institute and a contributing editor of National Review.

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A wonderfully pompous letter from the “Executive Chair” of the Program Board of George Washington University demands a “public apology” for my “grave mistake,” “lack of sensitivity,” and “atrocious” comments to the Washington Times, which were also “unbecoming of a professional.”

The grave mistake in question was our last cover illustration, Roman Genn’s fine “The Manchurian Candidates,” which the Asian-American branch of the Ethnic Grievance Industry alleges to be a racist attack on Asians and Asian-Americans in letters and faxes. The letter from GWU, incidentally, also demands that I “personally answer this letter in a timely fashion.” Delighted to oblige.