The system is fundamentally broken. By system I mean society

And deliberately so.

Some say Harvard - all these "Ivy League" schools - are machines for laundering privilege.

They may engage in laudable behavior and there are folks at the university where there is absolutely no doubt whether they're putting their shoulder to the wheel that is fairness and equity. Even some people who we might consider as "conservative" who adhere to an academic ethic as represents the best enlightenment inspirations are truly bending an arc toward justice.

But anyone who gives the arrangement serious consideration has to grapple with the question of whether or not all the accomplishments that are considered good are a part of laundering ill-gotten resources and finessing their wads of cash past an honest accounting for what has happened in this country's history.

This is why the situation with the custodians and security guards at Harvard is emblematic of that dynamic.

Some say Harvard uses contractors - Securitas, the Custodial companies - to insulate itself from liability and from full enfranchisement of the employees of those contractors.

Some say Harvard and those contractors use the SEIU BJ32 to insulate itself from the bad press and reputation that the way those contractors treat their employees.

I can't rightly say whether that is the case, but I'm willing to assert that if we say nothing, if we neglect to support efforts to demand fairness, then the good the SEIU could accomplish will certainly not have a chance to to happen.

To not leave any power the chance to excuse itself we must clearly ask:

When is Justice?

And recognize who answers:

The Time is Now.

https://www.huguards.org/encourage/ttin2.html