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SEA 202 is dangerous – Steve Sanders

Government in the Classroom, Political Influence, SEA 202 March 19, 2025

Sanders discusses the unprecedented intrusion on the substance of faculty work on universities. He outlines two different political arguments that he believes led to the passing of SEA 202.

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