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University DEI ignoring Native Americans, Native students say

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Last fall, the University reported having enrolled the greatest number of students of racial or ethnic minorities in its history, 8,542. Native American students comprise just 0.367% of the University's 32,458 undergraduates. Just 0.637% of all post-secondary students were Native as of fall 2020.

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University DEI ignoring Native Americans, Native students say

Despite the University’s recent success with its diversity, equity and inclusion measures meant to increase enrollment and retention among certain minority groups, it has faced unchanging enrollment and retention among Native American students, which remain disproportionately low. To some Native American students, it feels as if DEI measures are just “checking a box.” Last fall,...

2 years ago·Tuscaloosa, United States

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