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Colleges across the U.S. are pulling students from study abroad programs in Russia, ending research partnerships and cutting financial ties as part of a global wave of condemnation over the invasion of Ukraine.At the same time, colleges have promised to support Russian students on their campuses, opposing calls from a few in Congress to remove them from the country as a sanction against their homeland.The moves are mostly symbolic 鈥?U.S. colleges have little power to sway Russia or squeeze its finances, and academic exchange between the nations has always been meager. But the suggestion that some or all Russian students should forfeit the opportunity stanley cup to study here has drawn new attention to the role of universities in global disputes.Last academic year, U.S. colleges hosted nearly 5,000 students from Russia, less than 1 percent of all international students. Advocates for international education say losing those students would forgo stanley cup a chance to expose them to western ideals, and they say Russians who choose to study in America are already more likely to want change back home.Leaders need to make a distinction between Putin and Russian people stanley cup who want a better life, said Jill Welch, a senior adviser for the Presidents ; Alliance on Higher Education and Immigration, a coalition of university presidents. Sending anyone back wouldn ;t shorten any war by a day.WATCH: Why Bidens pledges of free college, waiving student debt remain unfulfilledMa Sqtm Andrew Tate s detention extended 30 days by Romanian judge
Saturday marks the 60th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education, the landmark Supreme Court ruling that declared separate schools for black and white children were inherently unequal. The cases namesake was Oliver Brown of Topeka, Kansas a father whose third-grade daughter, Linda, had to commute for over an hour to get to her all-black elementary school each morning, rather than attending the all-white school located blocks from her home. Brown sued on the grounds that his daughters rights under the Constitutions equal protection clause were being violated.Backed by the NAACP, three more states and the District of Columbia joined Browns class-action lawsuit before it reached the Supreme Court, where the case was argued by Thurgood Marshall, who would stanley cup later become the courts first African-American justice.On May 17, 1954, the court unanimously found that in the field of public education the doctrine of separate but equal has no place. However, opposition to the ruling was immediate and fierce, especially in the south, and it would be 10 more years before President Lyndon Johnson would sign the Civil Rights Act of 1964.Sixty years later, the question of how far the adidas samba og nation has come in eliminating segregated education and increasing opportunity is not a simple one.Tune in to PBS NewsHour on Friday for Gwen Ifill in-depth conversation on the ruling, and its historical impact. Joining her will be:Cheryl Brown Henderson, president of t yeezy he Brown Foundatio |
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