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UT’s restructuring makes Texas less inclusive and more divided

UT’s restructuring makes Texas less inclusive and more divided
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A recent announcement to effectively end Mexican American Studies and related fields of study at UT came without meaningful discussion with those most affected, Alicia Perez-Hodge writes. Read More

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