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Duke and UNC Accused of Racism for Tweeting About School History

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Both Duke University and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill recently apologized for separate tweets after some accused the accounts of promoting racism. Duke University’s social media team wanted to take advantage of a Twitter trend commonly referred to as “how it started/how it’s going” where users post photos that depict weight loss, stages in their relationship or other success stories. 

Conservative Writer Claims Syracuse University Won’t Punish Students Threatening Her

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Syracuse University is jeopardizing the safety of conservative students in order to avoid upsetting the woke crowd, according to a student who was fired by the student newspaper for rejecting the theory of “institutional racism.” Adrianna San Marco says the administration has ignored her plea to respond to physical threats made against her, by identifiable Syracuse students and alumni.

Syracuse University Promises to Punish Students for Witnessing “Acts of Hate”

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Knowledge – even accidental – is now grounds for punishment at Syracuse University, at least in some situations. An email from Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer Keith Alford says the student code of conduct has been revised “to make clear when bystanders and accomplices can be held accountable” for “acts of hate” and “bias-motivated incidents…”

U. of Florida Orders Stop to “Gator Bait” Cheer Despite Noting No Evidence of Racism

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As “wokeness” sweeps America’s universities in the current Black Lives Matter atmosphere, questionable statements and maneuvers by campus officials were bound to happen. The University of Florida is the latest example where its president has ordered cessation of a popular cheer because it might be perceived as racist. Or it might not be racist at all. Or something.

Syracuse University Forces Non-Tenured Faculty to Take Diversity Training to Appease Activists

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Syracuse University administrators have steadily given in to student activist demands after months of protests sparked by possible hoax incidents involving racial graffiti and a “white supremacist manifesto.” The most recent cave-in will hit part of the campus population with the least power: non-tenured faculty. And do-nothing grad students were also assured they won’t lose their jobs.