The results of Pomona’s latest campus climate survey came out last week. Those of us concerned by the abysmal state of political pluralism at Pomona awaited the findings with trepidation—the previous survey, conducted in 2020, found that only 2% of Pomona students were conservative, the number of conservative faculty was too small to represent on a bar graph, and that “Antagonism Against Conservative Viewpoints” was a thematic problem.