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Viewpoint- Campus Protests

Campus protests at the University of Missouri at Columbia have sparked national debates.

Aired 12/04/2015 | Rating NR

Monthly Public Affairs

Viewpoint- Campus Protests

Special | 25m 14sVideo has Closed Captions

Campus protests at the University of Missouri at Columbia have sparked national debates.

A movement that began at the University of Missouri at Columbia, leading to the resignation of the school's president and chairman, escalated tensions across campuses nationwide. The debate is about race, racial diversity and alleged systematic oppression of minorities within the American higher education system. To what extent are these protests part of larger initiatives?

Aired 12/04/2015 | Rating NR

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Monthly Public Affairs is a local public television program presented by WPBT

Monthly Public Affairs

Viewpoint- Campus Protests

Special | 25m 14sVideo has Closed Captions

A movement that began at the University of Missouri at Columbia, leading to the resignation of the school's president and chairman, escalated tensions across campuses nationwide. The debate is about race, racial diversity and alleged systematic oppression of minorities within the American higher education system. To what extent are these protests part of larger initiatives?

Aired 12/04/2015 | Rating NR

Problems with Closed Captions? Closed Captioning Feedback

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