Free speech and racial equity battles play out on Wisconsin college campuses
The fight over racial equity and free speech on Wisconsin college campuses is intensifying, mirroring a national battle.
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The fight over racial equity and free speech on Wisconsin college campuses is intensifying, mirroring a national battle.
The fight for free speech and racial equity is on at Wisconsin college campuses. Republicans look to defund university diversity efforts after claiming there is bias against conservative speakers.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The fight over racial equity and free speech on Wisconsin college campuses is intensifying, mirroring a national battle as Republicans work to close campus diversity offices and demand students and faculty treat conservative speakers with respect. In just the past two weeks, the state’s top Republican announced a push to defund […]
The fight over racial equity and free speech on Wisconsin college campuses is intensifying, as Republicans work to close campus diversity offices.
Staten Island: In regards to Voicer Fran Boffa’s letter (“Honor of Black boy, 10, killed by police in 1973,″ April 29) saying that she was a “very disturbed white reader,” as she identified herself after reading about the death of Clifford Glover and why the police officer’s race was mentioned: In April 1973, I was playing with my friend and former classmate Clifford Glover at the pediatrician’s office our respective mothers had coincidentally made appointments at on the same day. Afterwards, we told each other we’d see each other later.