Steven Crowder Harvard Law Professor Randall Kennedy Q+A Post Debate

by | October 2, 2026

Harvard Law’s Randall Kennedy opposed DEI loyalty oaths — but when asked point-blank whether *he* would have signed one to keep his job as a junior professor, he wouldn’t answer. That silence may have said more than the entire debate.

Steven Crowder’s first Change My Mind vs a professor just happened at the Shubert Theatre in Boston. Harvard Law’s Randall Kennedy showed up. Then came the Q&A.

This is the hour-plus post-debate breakdown: the DEI loyalty-oath question Kennedy wouldn’t answer, affirmative action and stigma, CRT’s Harvard origins, taxpayer funding vs “private” university talking points, and why the room reacted the way it did.

Watch the moments, then watch why they matter.

Would Kennedy have submitted the diversity statement as a junior professor? He opposed the requirement. He still wouldn’t say whether he’d have signed it to keep the job.

Drop your take in the comments. Who won the exchange that actually mattered?

#Crowder #ChangeMyMind #Harvard #RandallKennedy #DEI #AffirmativeAction #CampusFreeSpeech #LouderWithCrowder #Debate

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