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Study: Students think free speech is more important than diversity and inclusion
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May 31, 2019
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5:42Now PlayingDir of Learning & Impact at the Knight Foundation, Evette Alexander, says their study shows that college students have strong support for free speech. From the findings, they find that free expression is important but so is diversity and want that taken into consideration.
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