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University Of Washington Settles Case Against Professor Disciplined For Mocking Land Acknowledgment
University Of Washington Settles Case Against Professor Disciplined For Mocking Land Acknowledgment
Authored by Jonathan Turley via JonathanTurley.org,
Land acknowledgments have become standard at academic and political events, including the opening of the Obama Presidential Library and a recent Michigan Democratic event. While supporters insist it merely shows respect for original inhabitants, critics argue it is the ultimate virtue signaling and is increasingly being forced on both speakers and audiences. One critic is Professor Stuart Reges, who teaches at the computer science and engineering school of the University of Washington. He...
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