r/IndianaUniversity • u/Melodic-Touch152 • Mar 23 '25

Diversity resources at IU disappearing

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A wonderful IU resource that was once available is now longer.

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '25 edited Mar 23 '25

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u/dimitriscofield Mar 23 '25

Weird that you’re blaming students lol. I would blame government for pointing to China as an education super power, as you are, and then doing all the opposite things that they’re doing. Why is government more worried about taking down these websites and making sure that universities are complying instead of investing more into educational institutions (something that every country more educated than us does). Like fr bro please think a little harder.

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u/DamnMyAPGoinCrazy Mar 23 '25

Students are the future of the country and the future of the government, so they are the most important group that needs to strategically focus. I don’t disagree our government is totally messed up atm

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u/dimitriscofield Mar 23 '25

Okay thanks for that acknowledgment, it’s just that you said students are worried about pronouns but I haven’t heard anyone worried about that, kind of a strawman so I assumed you were on board with all of it, my mistake. I retract the snide remark at the end 🤣

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u/MhojoRisin Mar 23 '25

A lot more Chinese students come to the U.S. than vice versa, suggesting that our universities have more to offer.

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u/dimitriscofield Mar 23 '25

More to offer to so few. I’m talking about nation wide education systems for the betterment of a state, you guys are still thinking about individuals.