Socialism BANNED IN BOSTON !

Push For Diversity In Harvard Business School Cases

What does " diversity " at Harvard Business School have to offer working class Americans ? When it comes to PROFITS the Rainbow people all fade to the shade of " The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit ".
Imagine these " best and brightest " of America's families leaving Harvard Business School or Harvard Law School without even being able to IMAGINE any society not based on capitalist greed and vicious, stupid militarism ?

How many socialists on the faculty of Harvard Business School ? Harvard Law School ?

Well , after all, socialism is BANNED in Boston ? Is it not ? As seedy as " The Tropic of Cancer."

[ Miller gave the following explanation of why the book's title was Tropic of Cancer: "It was because to me cancer symbolizes the disease of civilization, the endpoint of the wrong path, the necessity to change course radically, to start completely over from scratch.” ^]

 [The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit is an adaptation of Sloan Wilson’s bestselling 1955 novel of the same title. In his novel, Wilson calls attention to the conformity of the day. [5] A quote from David Halberstam’s The Fifties sums up Wilson’s and other Americans’ fears about their contemporary society,  “Others were made uneasy by the degree of conformity around them, as if the middle-class living standard had been delivered in an obvious trade-off for blind acceptance of the status quo.” [6] The film adaptation of Wilson’s novel establishes the idea of a wasted life due to conformity and the never-ending struggle for more that seemed to dominate 1950s America.]