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What Nonprofit Higher Ed Must Learn from Colorado State’s Racial Profiling Incident

By Jeannie Fox | May 10, 2018

A recent incident in which two prospective American Indian students were removed from a Colorado State campus tour for police questioning reminds us once again just how far we remain from creating public spaces that are truly welcoming to all.

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Starbucks Announces Public Atonement Steps, But Do They Get It?

By Ruth McCambridge | April 18, 2018

Starbucks announced that it will close its stores for an afternoon for racial bias training. But is this enough for a company that claims to be socially responsible?

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PETA and Pamela Anderson Laud Sherriff Arpaio for Making Prisoners Eat Meatless

By Ruth McCambridge | April 17, 2015

The fact that Sherriff Joe Arpaio serves a vegetarian diet to the 8,300 people in his custody apparently has so impressed PETA that they sent Baywatch star Pamela Anderson, to the Maricopa County Jail to serve the inmates lunch.

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