George Washington University President Censors Artist’s Posters Protesting Beijing Winter Olympics

Students Launch Bipartisan Protest Against University's China Investments - Tennessee Star

George Washington University (GWU) students held a bipartisan protest Tuesday, urging the Washington D.C. institution to divest its endowment from companies that are complicit in China's human rights abuses.

GW Students Debate Campus Censorship After Removal of Posters Critical of Chinese Communist Party - The Stream

When George Washington University made national news last week after removing artwork criticizing China’s human rights abuses, it also sparked debate among students about free speech on college campuses.

University president criticized anti-CCP artwork, then backtracked after learning about Uyghurs

'Upon full understanding, I do not view these posters as racist,' the president of GWU wrote in a statement clarifying his stance on artwork posted around campus.

George Washington U. president backs off vow to ‘unmask’ students responsible for anti-China government posters

In a statement issued Monday, George Washington University President Mark Wrighton backed off his pledge to “unmask” students responsible for posters critical of the Chinese government over its…

GWU president criticized for response to political art

A student group backed by the Chinese Communist Party pushed university leaders to remove posters that depicted Chinese athletes in imagery related to human rights abuses by the Chinese government.

Washington Post hammered for painting Freedom Convoy as ‘explicitly racist,’ arguing ‘freedom is a key component of white supremacy’ | The Liberal Washington Post was skewered for an opinion piece painting members of the Freedom Convoy as "explicitly raci

The Liberal Washington Post was skewered for an opinion piece painting members of the Freedom Convoy as "explicitly racist," and arguing that expecting individual freedom is a "key component of white supremacy." The article titled "The Ottawa trucker convoy is rooted in Canada’s settler colonial history" is written by Taylor Dysart – a Ph.D. candidate in| USSA News