UA reacts to second racial language incident of month
The University of Alabama is dealing with a second incident of racially insensitive language on its campus in less than a week.
Wednesday afternoon, UA vice president Mark Nelson sent an e-mail to students, faculty and staff addressing the chalking of words “that disparaged members of various racial and ethnic groups, including African American and white.”
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