Letter: Ahlin once again peddles anti-Catholic prejudice
Historian Arthur Schlesinger Sr. observed that anti-Catholicism is "the deepest-held bias in the history of the American people.” Isn’t it time to stop feeding that prejudice?
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Historian Arthur Schlesinger Sr. observed that anti-Catholicism is "the deepest-held bias in the history of the American people.” Isn’t it time to stop feeding that prejudice?
Armacost wrote that uncertainties exist about the consequences of not following the draft policy’s guidance on using preferred pronouns on campus for students, faculty, and staff. Under that proposed policy, intentionally misgendering a person could be seen as an act of discrimination.
Armacost wrote that uncertainties exist about the consequences of not following the draft policy’s guidance on using preferred pronouns on campus for students, faculty, and staff. Under that proposed policy, intentionally misgendering a person could be seen as an act of discrimination.
Armacost wrote that uncertainties exist about the consequences of not following the draft policy’s guidance on using preferred pronouns on campus for students, faculty, and staff. Under that proposed policy, intentionally misgendering a person could be seen as an act of discrimination.
(Grand Forks, ND) -- The University of North Dakota has ceased work on a controversial draft of a new gender inclusion policy on campus. The move was announced via a statement from school President Andy Armacost following discussions on the complexities of the matter and the varying feedback he has received with UND student leaders and the UND Student Senate, as well as