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‘We won’t be erased’: Academics defend Black studies amid program cuts

‘We won’t be erased’: Academics defend Black studies amid program cuts
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At a time when DEI efforts face backlash, some academics say that Black studies programs — several of which have been scaled back — are more crucial than ever. Read More

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