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UC is not welcoming place to Jewish students
SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL by Tammi Rossman-Benjamin September 8, 2015 “For myself and other Jewish and pro-Israel students, the atmosphere is poisonous. We feel attacked, ostracized, and threatened. Our identities are being rejected and our right to express our beliefs endangered. … Continue reading
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Tagged macroaggressions, microaggressions, University of California
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