How did you feel when the student publicly defended his remarks?
Replied byGabe Karp
Co-Founder at VryfID
Niche: Marketplace
Revenue: Pre-revenue/month
Location: United States
Started: 2024
It was disappointing because there was an opportunity to acknowledge the mistake and learn from it. Instead, he chose to stand by the comments. That made the conversation less about one bad decision and more about a larger issue of intolerance.
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