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Bold & Blunt: Trump reels back the campus radicalism

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It’s back-to-school time — but with the new Donald Trump administration, the atmosphere on college campuses and within the K-12 system is very different. Less DEI. More learning. It’s certainly a return to common sense and sanity in the schools.

"It’s a whole new world — DEI, discriminatory policies, antisemitism, men in women’s sports … it’s very clear the administration is fighting for fairness for American students," said Emily Sturge with Campus Reform.

In general, the new theme is "less race, more merit," she said.

And that’s a good thing for students, parents, and the entire nation.

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