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The White House on Thursday announced the nomination of Catherine Lhamon to serve as an assistant secretary for civil rights in the Department of Education, the same job she held in the Obama era when she pushed the #MeToo agenda on college campuses.
13 May 2021
President Joe Biden announced Thursday he plans to nominate Catherine Lhamon, who served as the Obama-era assistant secretary for civil rights at the U.S. Education Department, to that same post in his administration.
Lhamon, a former American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) attorney, has served as deputy assistant to Biden and deputy director of the Domestic Policy Council for Racial Justice and Equity where, according to a White House press release, she “manages the President’s equity policy portfolio.”
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Ayala: Sister Margit Nagy s retirement spells the end of an era at Our Lady of the Lake University
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Sister Margit Nagy, a member of the Congregation of Divine Providence, is the last Catholic nun to teach full-time at Our Lady of the Lake University.
Sister Margit Nagy hesitates to say she’s really, truly retiring. She prefers to say she’s taking a break from full-time teaching.
But make no mistake: It’s the end of an era.
At last weekend’s graduation ceremony at Our Lady of the Lake University, Nagy, 78, concluded a remarkable 42-year teaching career a half century if you include her service in Texas Catholic schools.