HomeNewsDalhousieLaw students stand against racism in classroom NewsDalhousieHalifaxStudent Union Law students stand against racism in classroom By David J. Shuman February 17, 2023 0 views Share FacebookTwitter Students walked out of a meeting with Dalhousie University Dean of Law Camille Cameron on Feb. 9, 2023, after nearly two hours of demanding answers on the university’s complacency in acting on allegations of racism in the classroom. Students walked out of a meeting with Dalhousie University Dean of Law Camille Cameron on Feb. 9, 2023, after nearly two hours of demanding answers on the university’s complacency in acting on allegations of racism in the classroom. After initial complaints in October 2022, students said they aren’t satisfied with the response to incidents in first-year law classes. Student Lorenze Cromwell spoke at the demonstration about this action being the small part of a greater fight against racism in the Dalhousie law school. Dozens of students met in the atrium outside the Sir James Dunn Law Library on Feb. 9, 2023. They’ve demanded accountability from the university. All photos by David J. Shuman. TagsDalhousieRacism on campusSchulich School of Lawwalk-out Share FacebookTwitter Previous articleCatching up with Dalhousie’s newest celebrityNext articleLove poems, through the times David J. Shuman RELATED ARTICLES Halifax ‘It’s not a policy puzzle’: ACORN members speak out on Nova Scotia’s tenant rights December 7, 2024 Dalhousie Photo essay: Indigenous women artists emerge with handcrafted goods at Dalhousie’s annual Mawio’mi December 7, 2024 Halifax District 8 Councillor Virginia Hinch is sworn in to the Halifax Board of Police Commissioners December 7, 2024 Most Popular Disability benefits are not beneficial for disabled people December 10, 2024 ‘It’s not a policy puzzle’: ACORN members speak out on Nova Scotia’s tenant rights December 7, 2024 Photo essay: Indigenous women artists emerge with handcrafted goods at Dalhousie’s annual Mawio’mi December 7, 2024 District 8 Councillor Virginia Hinch is sworn in to the Halifax Board of Police Commissioners December 7, 2024 Load more Recent Comments
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