Editor’s Note: A Brave New World
I’ve always believed that Stanford goes the way of the world, if only a little bit earlier. We were early to wokeism, and were early to antiwokeism. Now, we must move forward, and do so boldly. I must preface by thanking the Review community for allowing me to lead
I’ve always believed that Stanford goes the way of the world, if only a little bit earlier. We were early to wokeism, and were early to antiwokeism. Now, we must move forward, and do so boldly. I must preface by thanking the Review community for allowing me to lead what is undeniably an important institution, both at Stanford and beyond. To each member of staff, editor, alumni, and to those in the Stanford community who have supported us, I extend my deepest gratitude. The Review has been the defining experience of my collegiate career, and I could not have asked for a better group to spend…
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