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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES

Texas Tech restrictions are changing what professors can teach

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New restrictions at Texas Tech have led to changes in course materials and accusations of censorship, according to NPR. Faculty and students have pushed back, including through departures, protests and a federal lawsuit.

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The changes affect professors and students at a U.S. public university. The summary does not specify the restrictions or indicate whether they apply beyond Texas Tech.