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GMU Students Rip Departing President Over Brett Kavanaugh's Hire

Ángel Cabrera "displayed a lack of compassion for survivors of assault," charges the campus group Mason for Survivors.
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George Mason University Doesn't Care That Its Students Oppose Brett Kavanaugh's Hire

"Even if the outcome is painful, what's at stake is very, very important for the integrity of the university," said President Angel Cabrera.
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Progressive Group To Run Ads Urging University To Fire Brett Kavanaugh

"The hiring of accused sexual assaulter Brett Kavanaugh at George Mason University is unacceptable," reads the ad from Demand Justice.
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Sexual Assault Survivors Protest George Mason's Hire Of Brett Kavanaugh As Visiting Professor

The university hired the Supreme Court justice last month as a visiting professor for a study-abroad course in England.
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Introducing An Election Reform Bill To Expand Voter Participation Nationwide

Allowing young Americans to pre-register to vote will encircle millions more Americans in our civic processes.
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Charlottesville Shows That States Must Amend Their Open-Carry Laws

A Virginia statute passed in 1997 precludes Charlottesville from exercising any common sense in such situations.
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Happy Couples Focus on Each Other’s Strengths

Supporting your partner's redeeming qualities goes a long way.
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Why Aren't There More Black Teachers? Racial Discrimination Still Plays A Role

“I think this is just another example of how ideas about race and racism, to be frank, are deeply embedded in the schools."
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Weaponizing Social Media

What happens to a country when its figurehead uses social media to undermine reality and truth?
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Virginia AG Welcomes Home Libyan Student Almost Banned Before She Could Graduate

“Even if we’re successful in getting that ban overturned, a lot of damage has been done," Attorney General Mark Herring said.
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