Students fought for diversity education, but law makes it optional
{photoSource}The Enid News and Eagle{/photoSource} The Enid News and Eagle Jamelia Reed, co-director of the campus group Black Emergency Response Team, was one of the leaders of a 2020 sit-in at OU after a series of racist incidents on campus. Brianna Bailey / The Frontier The University of Oklahoma is dropping a requirement for students to take a class on diversity in response to a new state law that seeks to limit what Oklahoma schools teach about race. Angered by a series of racist incidents on campus, more than 100 st...