"The university's president, Mark Huddleston, said on Wednesday that the guide was not school policy. "I am troubled by many things in the language guide, especially the suggestion that the use of the term 'American' is misplaced or offensive," Huddleston said in a statement. "The only UNH policy on speech is that it is free and unfettered on our campuses. It is ironic that what was probably a well-meaning effort to be 'sensitive' proves offensive to many people, myself included." According to its authors, the guide seeks to "invite inclusive excellence" at the university. "This guide is not a means to censor but rather to create dialogues of inclusion where all of us feel comfortable and welcomed," states the guide, which is posted on the university’s website."
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Thursday, July 30, 2015
New Hampshire university's language guide launches war of words; Reuters, 7/29/15
Reuters; New Hampshire university's language guide launches war of words:
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