When rapper Nicki Minaj released a lyric video for her song “Only” featuring images that glorified Nazism, it was not surprising — antisemitism is prominent in the United States and around the world, whether it be through obviously-disturbing means such as this one, or subtle acts of violence disguised as political views. What was (but perhaps should not have been) surprising, however, was the Claremont Consortium’s reaction — or lack thereof — to the video.