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An educational institution is on fire. Wake up! How much anger must erupt before we stop treating the system as something beyond question? We do not need more buildings burning. We need people refusing to accept that this is the…
The elite school later offered the accused frat boys the chance to “mitigate their conduct by submitting essays,” according to the deeply disturbing filing.
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Prestige. Elite education. Promising futures. Then allegations of drugging and gang rape—and, according to the lawsuit, an opportunity to mitigate misconduct by writing essays. If substantiated, what a grotesque betrayal of education. Demand accountability from the institution as fiercely as…
Cornell University and seven Chi Phi fraternity members are facing a lawsuit over rape allegations.
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What exactly does the prestige protect? When allegations of drugging and sexual violence emerge from university life, prosecuting individuals cannot be the end of the reckoning. Scrutinise the culture, the power and the institution’s response. Stop worshipping the university’s name.…
Problems – and protests – regarding conditions in French schools go back decades.
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So it begins: the refusal to inherit a broken system quietly. Dismissing these protests as a youthful ritual is a convenient way to avoid hearing them. Students are demanding a future worth entering. The Learning Movement stands for turning that…
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