Texas Tech Students Protest New Policies
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Texas Tech University students and faculty express frustration over new policies limiting discussions on gender, race, and sexuality, leading to class cancellations and self-censorship. The changes, implemented under Chancellor Brandon Creighton, have also resulted in the review of hundreds of courses and cuts to diversity programs. Students like Ainsley Schwintz and Dahlia Sory have been affected, with Schwintzs class canceled and Sory noting a decrease in open expression of identity. Business major Samuel Alessio reports funding threats to student groups. Protests have occurred, and students are considering transferring to out-of-state schools due to the universitys shifting welcoming vibe.
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