The article&#x27;s quote that explain the title cliffhanger is:<p><i>&gt; Instead, we ask those who sincerely believe that it does make sense to organize our discipline entirely around European and American figures and texts to pursue this agenda with honesty and openness. </i><p><i>&gt; We therefore suggest that any department that regularly offers courses only on Western philosophy should rename itself “Department of European and American Philosophy.”</i><p>In my view, up until this point, a very rational proposal, in line with the change from &quot;Computer Science&quot; to (for instance) &quot;Information Technology&quot; in courses that skip the whole mathematical foundation to focus exclusively on the applied technological disciplines.<p>However, the follow up of the reasoning sounded too judgmental with an unnecessary passive aggressive tone:<p><i>&gt; This simple change would make the domain and mission of these departments clear, and would signal their true intellectual commitments to students and colleagues.</i>