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The University of North Texas administration has made sweeping changes to over 200 course titles and descriptions in its College of Education, removing references to race, class, gender, and equity in what Texas AAUP-AFT leaders are calling an extreme overreach that threatens academic freedom. "Censoring course content is a clear violation of academic freedom," said Dr. Brian Evans, president of...
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