Students, community members protest UL's closure of Office of Inclusion, other resources

[CajunRed]

Not sure how you correlate the two, but ok, great. Now explain how not having DEI is going to halt equality or diversity.

POINT MADE.

[MarlinMan3]

We went to UL at different times. When I was there, actively speaking up and participating in things like Free Speech Alley were considered an important part of education, and the administration was fierce in their defense of our rights.

I have seen students protest over many things, some of which I did not agree with personally. But I am proud that our students protest, and I think that involvement with political and social issues is the difference between a University and a vo-tech education.

I thought that was the way the Jesuits thought as well, and how they expect their students to think and act. I remember visiting Georgetown, and was surprised to see pro-choice student activists manning a table outside the Union. I asked them about it, they had a wealthy alumna who funded them. Georgetown wouldn't fund them, but it allowed them organize on campus and participate.

Do you agree with that?

Or did your faculty at Jesuit High teach you differently?

Student organizations i was in didnt seem to need outside funding, boy did we miss the boat... how much does sitting at a table really need to cost?