By: Roxy Osborne, Rachel Ballinger, Clay Howard, Jai’Michael Anderson https://youtu.be/d_zDzKvEngY
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By Jai’Michael Anderson On Friday, Feb. 28 University of Louisville students organized a statewide “Day of DEI” advocating to keep diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives on Kentucky campuses. The action comes in response to recent government opposition to DEI such as HB4, which was introduced to the Kentucky General Assembly last month.
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By Jai’Michael Anderson As reported by The Louisville Cardinal on Feb. 9, the university recently announced its acquisition of the Cardinal Center property at Fourth St. and Cardinal Blvd. Though a laundromat and food mart currently occupy the building, President Kim Schatzel says plans are underway to tear it down and create temporary green space.
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The Louisville Democratic Party organized the demonstration. Republicans said cuts can be painful, but the party is concerned with the deficit.
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