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  Political Correctness Racial issues Professors identify 960 ‘racist’ names in national park system

  Rachel Lalgie - University of Florida •May 10, 2022

  Over 300 with 'neutral-seeming' names were considered racist, while over 200 names further 'white supremacy.'

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  Curriculum Racial issues To decolonize the curriculum, UK university swaps Jane Austen for Toni Morrison

  Katelynn Richardson - UNLV •May 10, 2022

  Revised curriculum will also include trigger warnings.

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  Racial issues Degree program exclusively for Black men launched at Chicago-area college

  Corey Walker - University of Michigan •May 10, 2022

  ‘Brotherhood of scholars.'

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  Bias Healthcare Doctor founds nonprofit to combat ‘woke ideology’ in medical schools

  Will Kessler - College of the Holy Cross •May 10, 2022

  Do No Harm aims to “protect healthcare from a radical, divisive, and discriminatory ideology.”

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  Abortion/Pro-life Activism WATCH: Pro-choice demonstrators attack, spit on ‘Students for Kari’ volunteers

  Logan Dubil - Point Park University •May 9, 2022

  'Everyone has a right to protest and make their voice heard, but the hatred and violence of the far left is totally out of control.'

• Analysis Free Speech Opinion The intolerance of free speech in higher education

  Stone Washington - Clemson University •May 9, 2022

  OPINION: 'Once speech can be limited in such subjective ways, more and more expression will be included in what is forbidden.'

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  Activism Politics Racial issues VMI cadets praised by governor for restarting newspaper after five years

  Gigi De La Torre - Franciscan University of Steubenville •May 9, 2022

  The paper remains independent from the military college.

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  Political Correctness Emory removes name of Supreme Court justice from 1800s because he owned slaves

  Margaret Peppiatt - Franciscan University of Steubenville •May 6, 2022

  Emory cancels Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar.

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  Free Speech Legal Federal free speech lawsuit against Virginia Tech continues

  Jack Shields - TAMU •May 6, 2022

  Speech First has a pending appeal to pause the policies.