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We are concerned with the current leadership of our campus. This graphic represents the main concerns of our group. @600Mizzou @MIZ_ISC_2020 @covidsafety4mu @mo4covidsafety @chronicle @insidehighered @DiverseIssues @KCStar @stltoday @Mizzou @UMKC @MissouriSandT @CoMissourian
"Faculty should not have to apologize or be investigated for doing their jobs. MU AAUP asks the @Mizzou administration to stop thanking organizations that seek to undermine our institution." columbiamissourian.com/opini… via @comissourian
Home of top rated journalism program @Mizzou expresses gratitude to biased watchdog group for hit piece on employee.
Replying to @DeAngelisCorey
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. A statement from Professor Brekhus:
“I apologize for my mistake. The video was taken last year as Mizzou was eliminating its DEI programs. I am fully aware that Mizzou no longer has DEI programs and does not conduct DEI research.”
University president needs to invest in campus workers columbiamissourian.com/opini… via @comissourian
As confirmed by the @CoMissourian, the Justice Department did NOT require universities to defund organizations based on racial or gender identity. So why did @Mizzou leadership do exactly that in April? columbiamissourian.com/news/…
Choi’s 'tough-on-crime' demands are outdated and out of line columbiamissourian.com/opini… via @comissourian
With change in policy @Mizzou forces regressive gender ideology on its students: columbiamissourian.com/news/…
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Ten years after 2015 protests, Mizzou students still endure racial tensions columbiamissourian.com/news/…
A win for @Mizzou students and free speech (as long as they comply with @MizzouAlumni's new “no protests” parade policy): columbiamissourian.com/news/…
Apparently the @Mizzou administration decided the faculty were insufficiently afraid: president.missouri.edu/campu…
In past years @Mizzou @MizzouAlumni Homecoming Parade invited 3 organizational entry types: student, community, and political. This year “political” orgs are excluded & new guidelines stipulate the parade “is not a venue for protests.” Why these changes this year? #StillConcerned
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MU student organization to file lawsuit against President Mun Choi, citing First Amendment violation | Click the image to read the story komu.com/news/midmissourinew…
As we approach the 10-year anniversary of #ConcernedStudent1950, @Mizzou administration is still in full anti-Black racism mode as they again prevent @MizzouLBC from hosting an event.
MU cancels welcome event for Black student group over the word 'Black' in the name | Click the image to read the story komu.com/news/midmissourinew…
Now more than 500 signatures on the list, including over half of the US @AAUniversities. When will (did) it become embarrassing for @Mizzou that the @umsystem president has not signed? aacu.org/newsroom/a-call-for…
When will the @umsystem president add his name to this list to speak up for @Mizzou and for the good that universities and colleges do for the country? aacu.org/newsroom/a-call-for…
Mizzou Students for Justice in Palestine, an official @Mizzou student organization, report that the @MUChancellor is excluding them from the @MU_Homecoming parade. instagram.com/msjp.mizzou/p/…
As a reminder, in July the @MUChancellor wrote "in striving for an inclusive university, we must not exclude (or give impressions that we are excluding) individuals with different backgrounds, experiences and perspectives.” president.missouri.edu/campu…
In response to @MUBlackStudies requests, @MUChancellor doubles down: “The decision to change the name of the ‘Welcome Black Barbeque’ was because it unintentionally conveyed an impression that some members of our campus community were not welcomed at this event."
5 requests from @MUBlackStudies in Sept 4 letter to @MUChancellor re: Welcome Black BBQ name change:
1. Issue public apology for suggesting “Black” implies exclusion
2. Reopen dialogue about BBQ name for more input from faculty, staff, & students…
3. Implement mechanism for consulting with Black Studies before issuing public statements on identity matters affecting Black communities, ensuring input from relevant departments & organizations to uphold shared governance principles…
4. Report progress on #3 in state of the university report
5. Hire more faculty to increase Black Studies research, teaching, & outreach to help Missouri’s Black population






