Greg Foreman
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Black Law Students Demand Reparations & Crying Space After Not Woke Professor Hurt Their Feelings!
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February 4, 2022
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Students at the Georgetown University Law Center reportedly requested a place for them to “cry” Monday as the school’s dean addressed the controversy surrounding incoming lecturer Ilya Shapiro.
Shapiro, a legal scholar with the libertarian think tank the CATO Institute, is in hot water after he tweeted criticism of President Joe Biden’s commitment to name the first Black woman to the Supreme Court.
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