On the recordApril 6, 2022
If faculty are afraid to talk about things like racial inequality and do so in a truly wide ranging way, we are not going to come up with the new solutions that the country needs.
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congress.govIf faculty are afraid to talk about things like racial inequality and do so in a truly wide ranging way, we are not going to come up with the new solutions that the country needs.
Mace emphasizes the importance of open discussions in universities for solving societal issues.
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