An online Friday a .p-ad requesting in the Wall Street Journal Dr. Jill Biden The title “Thinking” about quitting his “Dr. Cutter” is quick, with some calling it “sexist” and the author’s views “misunderstood.” Biden, a All the time English professor, is Doctor’s degree Education and two master’s degrees.
“Madame First Lady – Mrs. Biden-Jill idd worm: a little advice about what looks small, but I don’t think it’s important,” Joseph Epstein wrote. “Any chance you have ‘Dr. Can you leave. Before your name? ‘Dr. Jill Biden’ looks and feels cheated, not to say touch touch. “
In part, Epstein argued that a PhD’s reputation could once be “eroded by seriousness and relaxed by the standards of university education, in general, at any rate outside of science.” He claimed that getting a doctorate degree was at one time a “difficult procedure”, but described the doctoral examinations he witnessed while working as a teacher to become an informal phenomenon.
“Your Eddie, Madame First Lady’s, despite the hard-earned money it could be, please consider running it, at least in public, at least right now,” Epstein said. “Forget the little thrill of being Dr. Cutter Jill, and settle for the big thrill of living for the next four years in the best public accommodation in the world as First Lady Jill Biden.”
Op-Ed’s reaction was quick – many came to Biden’s defense.
Northwestern University, where Epstein had previously been a visiting lecturer, addressed the op-ed in two statements – one from the entire university and one specifically from its English department. “We do not agree with Mr. Epstein’s opinion and believe that the position of doctor by any person who has obtained a Ph.D., A.D. or M.D. is well deserved,” the school said in a press release. He added that he “strongly disagrees” with Epstein’s “misunderstood ideas”.
Future First Lady team members, incoming Biden-Harris administration officials and other big political and public figures also reacted negatively to the piece on social media.
Husband of vice-president-elect Kamala Harris and Future second gentleman Doug Amhoff Criticized the article On Twitter.
“This story would never have been written about a man,” Amhoff wrote. He added that Biden has earned his degree “through hard work and pure gratitude” and is an “inspiration” for him and many across the country.
Tweeted on Twitter, “Sexual and shameful.” Future first female communications director, Elizabeth Alexander. That Requested The Wall Street Journal for “getting better.”
Hillary Clinton also responded in part, To tweet“Her name is Dr. Jill Biden. Get in the habit.”
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Daughter, Bernice King, Biden tweeted In support following the op-ed. “My father was a non-medical doctor. And his work benefited humanity a lot. Along with an image of the sign of civil rights, she also wrote.”
Cheston Batigig, husband of the 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Pete Battingig, Tweeted, “The author could have used fewer words just to say ‘in my day we didn’t have to respect women.’
Cheston also started fund online fundraising campaign Selling shirts away from op-ed to help raise money for the Northern Virginia Community College College Ledge Educational Foundation on Saturday.
Also author Charlotte Climer Shared shirt design To raise money to work with Cheston, on a P-Ed basis. As of Sunday night, his shirts had raised more than $ 50,000 for the foundation, according to the fundraising website.
Biden is a full-time English professor at Northern Virginia Community College Ledge who worked there during his tenure. Another woman Of the United States President Barack Obama Two conditions in the office.
Biden himself was also seen reacting to the P-Ed on Sunday night. “Together, we will create a world where our daughter’s achievements will be celebrated rather than diminished.” Tweeted.
Biden said “CBS Sunday morning“If Biden wins the election in August, now that the president-elect has won, he plans to continue working while in office.” Will be the only first woman to hold a paid job and the first woman to hold a doctorate degree
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