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I'm Dr. Peter McCullough, your host. I have two stories to quickly go over before I move into the main part of our program.

And there are two positive stories on two different fronts.

The first is that Texas A&M will end its women's studies due to new policy on race and gender topics.

So Texas A&M is ending its women's and gender studies program, changing the syllabi of hundreds of courses canceling six classes as part of a new policy that limits how professors can discuss some race and gender topics.

This was largely known to be a pro-LGB transgender curriculum.

And the indications here are that this is changing after a viral video of a student confronting

an instructor over her lessons through Texas A&M, one of the largest universities, into upheaval.

The university officials trying to reassure the campus that

the impacts of the new policy would be minimal. And the statement from the interim president,

and by the way, the university president lost his job last fall. The interim president,

Tommy Williams said, strong oversight oversight with standards, protect academic

integrity, and restore public trust, guaranteeing that a degree from Texas, England means

something for our students and the people who will hire them.

That has been our focus through this process and remain moving forward.

Now there's a counter statement made by Leonard Bright,

the president of the American Association of University Professors, Texas,

Indiana chapter.

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