Stanford Law’s ‘Diversity Dean’ Who Lectured Judge Grew Up In Wealth, Privilege
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Stanford Law’s ‘Diversity Dean’ Who Lectured Judge Grew Up In Wealth, Privilege

In between boating off Martha's Vineyard, her mom ran struggle sessions accusing Buddhism of being too white

Luke Rosiak

The Stanford Law diversity dean who helped protesters shut down a speech by a conservative judge comes from a privileged family and is following in the footsteps of her mother –who once ran training sessions that accused Buddhists of being “too white.”

The Daily Wire reported this week that Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Tirian Steinbach spoke last year at a “grieving session” for a transgender student who committed suicide and then turned the floor over to her mother, who compared the student favorably to 9/11 hijackers, claiming that neither felt listened to.

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