Suffering from the effects of the relentless pandemic, beginning in 2020, the year 2021 continues to prove how crucial it is to have conversations surrounding the concept of human rights. At the University of Dayton, we value the critical study and understanding of these concepts, whether it be through one’s own research or a class’s collective study. The University started its undergraduate human rights studies program in 1998 with a minor and now offers a major and a minor in human rights.
In Spring 2021, students enrolled in Dr. Caroline Waldron’s Introduction to Human Rights (200) course - a class required of all human rights studies majors - discussed everything from the origin of human rights to the present condition of these concepts. At the end of the course, students were tasked with conducting research on Living Wage in Dayton and how it is intertwined with human rights. Students were given the opportunity to meet with experts from the University of Dayton and the Da
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Gervais Baptiste Speaks at Black Student Alliance Protest Black excellence comments at a Florida Gulf Coast University Student Government meeting lead to a protest on campus this week.
Update 02-09-2021: The word excellence was left in the description, but after Tuesday’s demonstration, another senate meeting took place, where student government senator Nick Shepeard was issued four discipline points.
A request was also made to form an impeachment committee, which would investigate whether or not Shepeard violated the student government Constitution, or other student government rules.
The “Melanin Week” bill was passed with a 32-0 vote, without any further discussion on the language.
Charities across Adelaide forced to find extra cash to dispose of post-Christmas rubbish
Charities across Adelaide are being forced to find extra cash to dispose of tonnes of post-Christmas rubbish dumped outside their stores.
Piles of unwanted goods, including Christmas trees, decorations, mattresses and furniture have been dumped at Salvation Army charity stores in Kings Park, Kidman Park, Melrose Park and the city. It s not good like that, I just picked up trash now, it s not good, one local told 9News. Absolutely it s an eyesore and sort of disheartening part of the whole season, another local told 9News.
It s not just left locals outraged, local business operators are also up in arms.