Behind the lines of Texas A&M's diversity war
COLLEGE STATION, Tex. - The July email to Texas A&M University instructors caught many by surprise. The university would drop a required lesson on "respect & inclusion" from a semesterlong program open to all first-year students, according to the email. This was necessary, an official wrote, in light of a new state law that bans, in part, mandatory diversity training. In its place, A&M would add a lesson on mental health.Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interestin