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Rutgers Law Drops Policy Requiring Student Groups To Promote Critical Race Theory

Ashe Schow
Rutgers Law Drops Policy Requiring Student Groups To Promote Critical Race Theory
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Six months ago, Rutgers Law School-Camden’s Student Bar Association (SBA) passed an amendment that forced student groups to promote critical race theory if they wanted to receive student government funding.

The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) sent a letter to Rutgers University, asking them to rescind the requirement, informing the university that such a requirement violated students’ First Amendment rights.

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