"A white male economist lectures us that leaders & supporters ofaren't 'sensible adults [who can] have serious, earnest, respectful conversations about it all,'" Jonathan Isham, an economics professor at Middlebury College, tweeted.
Uhlig told Business Insider his colleagues "have advised me to choose my words more wisely and to point out that I am speaking for myself, and not, say, for the University of Chicago," he said."It matters how leaders in the discipline speak to & about POC and the BLM movement," Johannes Haushofer, a behavioral economist at Princeton,. "He is entitled to his speech. We're entitled to say he doesn't speak for us, and we don't want him to speak for the JPE.
A police officer patrols during a protest in support of the Black lives matter movement in New York on July 09, 2016.Along with University of Michigan economist Justin Wolfers, Michigan State University economist Scott Imberman, and others, Haushofer shared drafted by UC-Berkeley environmental economist Max Auffhammer calling for Uhlig's resignation as editor of the 128-year-old Journal of Political Economy. Uhlig wrote in which he compared pro athletes taking a knee to "football players waving the confederate flag and dressing in Ku Klux Klan garb" during the national anthem.
"Forcing a major journal editor to step down would be a major step showing that the field won't tolerate the old kinds of behavior that helped make it so overwhelmingly white and male and once were passively accepted even by people who felt personally repulsed by it," Weissman
Nah, they're actually dumber then flat earthers. They are committed to BLACK LIES MATTERS.
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