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The Disappearance of Conservative Commencement Speakers, Bloomberg Harvard speech excerpt on political correctness
FIVETHIRTYEIGHT by Harry Enten May 28, 2014 Former secretary of state Condoleezza Rice recently pulled out of giving the commencement address at Rutgers University after students protested. Rice was just the latest would-be commencement speaker to face criticism and withdraw. The head … Continue reading
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