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When Universities Become Informants
['Judith Butler', 'About The Author', 'Judith Butler Is A Professor In The Graduate School At The University Of California At Berkeley.']
Socialist Project
A few days later, I discovered that the university had sent a list of 160 names to the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights.
The list includes the names of students, staff, and faculty who may well suffer serious consequences, including the loss of jobs, expulsion, deportation, or harassment.
The International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s definition of antisemitism, which the Trump administration accepts, is overbroad, often equating criticism of Israel with antisemitism.
OPHD’s role focuses on delivering a fair and objective resolution process, as opposed to supporting one party over another.
Various faculty organizations are developing principled positions, calling for full transparency, due process, fair review, and adherence to procedures that have traditionally guided Berkeley and defined its ideals.
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