Brown Center for Students of Color contract negotiations stall over free speech clause
By Ethan Schenker | March 21Brown Center for Students of Color student workers are fighting for speech and programming protections.
Ethan Schenker is a university news editor covering staff and student labor. He is from Bethesda, MD, and plans to study International and Public Affairs and Economics. In his free time, he enjoys playing piano and clicking on New York Times notifications.
Brown Center for Students of Color student workers are fighting for speech and programming protections.
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