House report finds American Psychological Association leadership ‘repeatedly failed to confront antisemitism’
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A US House committee released a report finding that the American Psychological Association's leadership "repeatedly failed to confront antisemitism". The Association has since rejected the report's findings. The story has quieted without further developments on the committee's claims or the Association's potential consequences.
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