Document Type

Editorial

Publication Title

The Maine Campus

Publication Date

2-3-2005

First Page

8

Issue Number

31

Volume Number

123

Abstract/ Summary

It's not often that the word "tolerance" is thought of in conjunction with college students. As accepting as a college campus can be, there still exists a small but vocal group that often sounds out with a collective voice that is louder than the competing voice of reason. It's ironic that an institution harboring so much diversity can be a center for intolerance and the perpetuation of stereotypes of bigotry.

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Social Justice_Maine_Campus_vol_123_no_31_p8-2005-02-03

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