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Social Justice Issues

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Patricia A. McGuire, President, Trinity Washington University
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Patricia A. McGuire, President, Trinity Washington University
202-884-9050
Sep
23
2018

Stand Up, Speak Out: The Trinity Imperative

A Trinity education demands that we exercise our Freedom of Speech confidently and urgently in service to others.

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Constitution Day Continued… Second Amendment Opinions!

48% of students, faculty and staff responding to the Constitution Day Straw Poll say the Second Amendment must change.

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Voices of Trinity: Constitution Day 2018 – First Amendment Discussion

“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.” (First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States)

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From September 11 to Crazytown

The toxic aftermath of September 11 continues to poison American politics and society.

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Welcome, Class of 2022 and All New Students

Hundreds of new students joined the Trinity family this week, and their stories are remarkable. Read about some of them in my remarks to the new students in the College of Arts and Sciences. Welcome to all new students at Trinity!

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Message to Congress: Free the Children!

Congress has a grave responsibility to act immediately to restore the detained children to their families. To do any less is collusion in the human rights crisis that the current administration policy has created.

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Sr. Ann Howard to Grads: May You Inherit Peace

“Peace in our nation and our neighborhoods, may we learn to value all human life, all ages, all abilities, all racial, ethnic, educational backgrounds, toward a feasible and possible relationship of integrity and cooperation! With safety in playgrounds and schools, in city streets and rural farms and forests, let us grow in Peace.”

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Nerd Prom Needs a Chaperone

Let’s not waste our precious freedom of speech and freedom of the press in cheap shots and tawdry comedy.

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“Be A Nuisance Where It Counts”

Every day is Earth Day… be a nuisance to insist on environmental justice for the future of our planet. And come see “River Blue” on Thursday at 6:30 pm in Social Hall to learn more about environmental justice!

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Celebrating a Free Press

The Pulitzer Prizes remind us of the absolute importance of freedom of the press to preserve our free society.

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