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Burn the Colleges, but don’t forget where they came from

Analysis April 15, 2024By Simone Maddison

Attempts to convince students that the Colleges are ‘progressive’ or ‘liberal’ are the latest in a series of University PR stunts to elide the colonial, elitist and capitalist foundations which have entrenched sexual violence, misogyny and classicism in its halls today.

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Browsing: burn the colleges

Burn the Colleges, but don’t forget where they came from

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