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‘Black Students Matter’ Rally Calls Out Discrimination at Rowan University

By P. Kenneth Burns | WHYY
Published November 20, 2021 at 11:17 PM EST
Black students rally at Rowan University, where they say the administration has turned a deaf ear to their complaints of racist incidents.
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Black students rally at Rowan University, where they say the administration has turned a deaf ear to their complaints of racist incidents.

The NAACP at Rowan University is calling attention to discrimination on campus. An estimated 200 people turned out for a rally for Black students last Thursday. The president of the student chapter tells WHYY’s Kenneth Burns the administration has not been responsive to complaints.

(Original air-date: 11/15/21)
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Kenneth Burns is WHYY’s South Jersey reporter. He joined the station in 2018 as an anchor. He also contributed stories and won a 2020 Keystone Media Award for one of them.
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