Community struggles after use of racial slur on campus
(08/25/20 4:00pm)
The Shippensburg University community is grappling with another race-based incident on its campus.
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The Shippensburg University community is grappling with another race-based incident on its campus.
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Ask. Communicate. Teach Tolerance. (A.C.T.) is a group of students who strive to create a more inclusive and safer campus environment for all Shippensburg University students.
Over the weekend, a racial slur was written on a board inside an on-campus residence hall. This is not the first time an incident like this has occurred at Shippensburg University.
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