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Janice Fiamengo - Canada - Twitter - Academia - Free Speech

First came across Janice Fiamengo on a Red Ice TV interview a few years back...

I'm stoked about hearing Dr. Ricardo Duchesne and Prof. Mark Hecht discuss the relationship between diversity and social cohesion at UBC, sponsored by the Students for Freedom of Expression: it's one of the many topics our betters have decided we shouldn't discuss.

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UBC Students for Freedom of Expression

@ubcsfe

 · Sep 23

Come check out our next event "Academic Freedom to Discuss Immigrant Diversity upon Canada" on October 9 6:45 @ UBC
With Dr. Ricardo Duchesne and Prof. Mark Hecht. 

facebook.com/events/1361869073981132/?ti=as…

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