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As Utah diversity bill races through Legislature, university officials watch but remain silent - Vimarsana News

As Utah diversity bill races through Legislature, university officials watch but remain silent

HB261, which would overhaul diversity, equity and inclusion programs, has House approval and now awaits final approval in the Senate.

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As diversity bill races through Utah Legislature, university officials watch but remain silent - Vimarsana News

As diversity bill races through Utah Legislature, university officials watch but remain silent

HB261, which would overhaul diversity, equity and inclusion programs, has House approval and now awaits final approval in the Senate.

Source: ksl.com
Utah can help bridge the race divide, conservative civil rights activist says | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Utah can help bridge the race divide, conservative civil rights activist says | News, Sports, Jobs

OGDEN — Conservative civil rights activist Robert Woodson, who

Commission gets split community feedback over how to teach ethnic studies in Utah schools - Vimarsana News

Commission gets split community feedback over how to teach ethnic studies in Utah schools

A commission tasked with incorporating ethnic studies into Utah's K-12 curriculum heard comments Thursday split between people worried about topics like critical race theory and others advocating for communities' histories to be included.

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Mixed opinions on bullying, harassment policies in Utah schools - Vimarsana News

Mixed opinions on bullying, harassment policies in Utah schools

The Utah State Board of Education passed a rule about bullying and harassment policies in schools. But local organizations were raising concerns before the policies come into effect.