“Scholarship should not depend on the identity or motivation of the writers,” said Helen Pluckrose, one of three academics whose scheme targeted journals in identity-studies fields.
The University of North Carolina at Wilmington canceled classes for a month — a record — while recovery crews cleaned up the mess the storm left behind.
Many institutions have examined their exploitation of slaves. Now they are also looking at their complicity in segregation and other bigotries even as they fight off new white-supremacist threats.
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