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Seattle Officials Rebuke Preferential Treatment In COVID Vaccine Rollout

College Hosts White Caucus for Students to Talk About Guilt, Fragility

White-identifying students at Elon University will participate in a white caucus to discuss race without distressing people of color. (Photo: skynesher/Getty Images) The Elon University School of Education invited “white identifying” students to participate in a white caucus to discuss race without distressing people of color, according to an email first reported by Young America’s Foundation. The document said it was urgent for white-identifying students to attend the white caucus, scheduled to meet online Feb. 16, because it takes a step toward making equity-minded leaders in education. The email also adds that white caucusing shows commitment to anti-racism, and is important for whites who care about racial justice, according to the document obtained by Young America’s Foundation.

Stop With This Kangaroo Court : Tuberville Questions Democrats Spending Millions On Impeachment When Americans Are Out Of Work

Font Size: Republican Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville questioned Democrats’ spending of millions on impeachment “when Americans are out of work” in a Wednesday video. The Alabama senator said Trump’s first impeachment amounted to more than “$3 million dollars over three months” from American taxpayers, according to the video. “Not only does this trial set a dangerous precedent by impeaching a private citizen, but it is also costing the American taxpayers money when we all know what the result will be in the end,” Tuberville said in the video. The House voted 232-197 on Jan. 13 to impeach Trump a second time, charging him with a single article of “incitement of insurrection.”

Michigan College Students Navigate COVID-19 Restrictions By Building Ice Chapel To Celebrate Mass Outdoors

Font Size: Students at Michigan Technological University (MTU) creatively navigated Michigan’s COVID-19 restrictions by building an ice chapel with pews to celebrate Mass outdoors, WLUC TV-6 reported. This marks the 6th annual ice chapel Mass conducted by St. Albert The Great University Parish, an event that is part of a wider MTU Winter Carnival tradition, which began in 1934, WLUC TV-6 reported. “Every year, we’ll see guests and visitors from the area,” Fr. Ben Hasse, Director of Campus Ministry for St. Albert The Great Parish, told WLUC TV-6. “Often, students will bring their parents, and we get to meet their parents. Students will bring their friends. It’s been a great opportunity to welcome people, to meet them, and to pray with them.”

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