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‘Anti-woke’ University of Austin is right that college is ‘broken,’ but its founders are wrong about everything else | Will Bunch

A new university backed by right-wing intellectuals argues the biggest problem on campus is "wokeness," not crippling debt or lack of access.

Jarrah Faye, president of the UNC-Chapel Hill chapter of the NAACP, speaks to a small crowd about recent events regarding the tenure of Nikole Hannah-Jones and far-right demonstrations on campus, outside South Building in Chapel Hill, North Carolina on Monday, July 12, 2021. (Julia Wall/The News & Observer/TNS)
Jarrah Faye, president of the UNC-Chapel Hill chapter of the NAACP, speaks to a small crowd about recent events regarding the tenure of Nikole Hannah-Jones and far-right demonstrations on campus, outside South Building in Chapel Hill, North Carolina on Monday, July 12, 2021. (Julia Wall/The News & Observer/TNS)Read moreJulia Wall / MCT
    by Will Bunch | Columnist
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