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CAMPUS SPEECH By Megan Zahneis  Students report that fear of their peers’ reactions curtails their speech. But this isn’t a new phenomenon. ADVERTISEMENT  BACKGROUNDER By Len Gutkin  Scholars and college leaders discuss speech, safe spaces, campus politics, and the crises of the present. STUDENT RIGHTS By Julian Roberts-Grmela  The head of West Texas A&M University has drawn criticism for calling off the event. Critics say his action is a form of censorship that disregards students’ rights.
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RACE ON CAMPUS By Katherine Mangan  A new AP course — already under attack — could bolster the programs, which often challenge the racist structures of the colleges that house them. STUDENT VOICES  Two first-generation students describe the multiple challenges and profound losses they’ve faced in college — and what has helped keep them in school.
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