‘Hate The Police’: Harvard College Dean Hopes Trump Dies, Says Cops Are ‘Racist And Evil’

Resurfaced social media posts from a Harvard University dean show the administrator openly going off on conservatives, calling police racist, and describing “Whiteness” as an ideology designed to “annihilate.”

Harvard’s Allston Burr Resident Dean Gregory Davis is tasked with being “the main liaison for students needing extra help achieving their academic and wellness goals” and acts as a representative for students in Harvard’s Dunster House. Yet he allegedly has several social media posts bashing conservatives and white people, according to an investigation by the Yard Report.

The posts range from reminding people “to love each other and hate the police” to posting a meme saying “If he dies, he dies” after President Donald Trump was diagnosed with COVID-19 in 2020. In 2016, Davis even compared Trump to Hitler, according to screenshots obtained by the Yard.

“Scary. The worst of Nixon and Hitler,” Davis allegedly wrote in a Twitter post at the time. “And worse still – presidential. — watching the Republican National Convention.”

The Harvard dean doubled down on his cop hating in a 2020 tweet saying, “You should ask your cop friends to quit since they’re racist and evil.”

In a series of posts, Davis discusses “Whiteness” and “white supremacy.”

“Black people do have a unique – and often authoritative – view on what is racist,” Davis said. “But the way people disrespect and micro-aggress against non-English names is wrong and based in white supremacy.”

“It’s almost like Whiteness is a self-destructive ideology that annihilates everyone around it. By design,” another post reads, which appears to be in response to a 2019 Time Magazine