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Campus Controversies: Student Voices Suppressed, Harvard’s Bold Faculty Move, and Unveiling Surprising Curriculums

‘IMPACTFUL MOVE:’ In a significant initiative to address longstanding grade inflation, Harvard faculty have decided to limit the allocation of ‘A’ grades to 20% of students.

‘CHOOSING LIFE:’ A middle school student in Colorado claims she was prohibited from presenting a poem with a pro-life theme to her class.

‘QUESTIONABLE FUNDS:’ A substantial grant linked to the Southern Poverty Law Center is under scrutiny after a watchdog group revealed its connections to middle school programs.

Split image of Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and SPLC interim CEO Bryan Fair speaking at podiums.

The Southern Poverty Law Center wields considerable influence over educational programs. In a related matter, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and SPLC interim President and CEO Bryan Fair are featured in a composite image, as the Justice Department advances legal action against the SPLC.

GRAD DAY BIAS: Democrats outnumber Republicans 6-to-1 among college graduation speakers, report finds

SPEECH SILENCED: Las Vegas school district sued for allegedly expelling student for pro-ICE signs deemed racist