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A New Student Protest Movement against Racism on Campus
At campuses around the country, student activists are protesting what they call systemic racism. But are protestors intolerant of the opinion of others? What of the hard-fought right of free speech, won 50 years ago?
By Warren Olney • • 52m ListenAt campuses around the country, student activists are protesting what they call systemic racism. One university president has been forced to resign. On other campuses, administrators are struggling over how to respond when protesters disregard other people's right to free speech.
Later on the program we talk with biographer Jon Meacham about nine years of personal interviews with George H.W. Bush.
Photo: African-American football players at the University of Missouri say they won't play until university president Tim Wolfe steps down.
