University president rejects ‘zero tolerance’ policy for speech

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The president of the University of North Dakota has rejected student demands for a “zero tolerance” policy on offensive speech.

The demands came in response to two racist Snapchat photos that were taken within 48 hours of each other. In one photo, three white students had locked a female black student out of a dorm room and took a photo with the caption “locked the black b—-h out.”The

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