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UNC Activists Demand School Use ‘Anti-Racist Alerts’ For ‘White Supremacists,’ Examples Include Pro-Life Groups

Chrissy Clark
UNC Activists Demand School Use ‘Anti-Racist Alerts’ For ‘White Supremacists,’ Examples Include Pro-Life Groups
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A student club at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill (UNC) is demanding that the university create “anti-racist alerts” to inform students when “white supremacists” come to campus. 

Black Student Movement, a black student club, announced via the Twitter account “Anti-Racist Alerts” that they had sent a list of demands to the university’s Chancellor. The group is demanding that the school send out “anti-racist alerts” as part of the school alert system because “students should not have to sign up for a new service in order to hear when dangerous white supremacists are on campus.” 

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