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Ending Harvard’s Tax-Exempt Status Is Legally and Morally Justified, Says NJAC CEO Mark Goldfeder

  • May 2, 2025
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Bloomberg Law


In a powerful opinion for Bloomberg Law, NJAC CEO Mark Goldfeder argues that Harvard’s failure to combat antisemitism on campus may justify revoking its tax-exempt status. Drawing on legal precedent and federal policy, Goldfeder explains that tax benefits should not extend to institutions that tolerate discrimination and fail to uphold basic civil rights standards. He contends that financial consequences may be the only effective path toward accountability.




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