Texas A&M Cuts Over 100 Classes, Many Involving Race, Gender, and Sexuality
The Texas A&M System is considering removing more than 200 courses from core degree requirements at its universities. These courses include offerings on LGBTQ topics, ethnic studies, and climate change. The proposal would mean students might not be required to take these classes to graduate.
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Texas A&M slices courses on LGBTQ+, women writers, Blacks, Latinx, climate change and more
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