Texas A&M University cancels graduate ethics course over race and gender policy concerns
Texas A&M axed a graduate ethics course days into the semester, citing new system-wide rules on discussing race, gender, and sexuality. Professor Leonard Bright disputes the university's claim of insufficient syllabus detail, asserting these topics are integral to ethics discussions. The cancellation highlights ongoing debates about academic freedom and policy impacts on Texas campuses.
Texas A&M axed a graduate ethics course days into the semester, citing new system-wide rules on discussing race, gender, and sexuality. Professor Leonard Bright disputes the university's claim of insufficient syllabus detail, asserting these topics are integral to ethics discussions. The cancellation highlights ongoing debates about academic freedom and policy impacts on Texas campuses. What's Your Reaction?
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