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Student accuses campus fraternity of homophobia and hazing, says he’s no longer safe at school
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A student from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville says he’s become a target after speaking out against members of a campus fraternity for hazing and using racist and homophobic slurs.18-year-old Arluan Van Hook is a sophomore at the university.
He says the last several months have been a living hell for him after members of a fraternity at the university decided to single him out last March.“I have dealt with racism [and] hazing, and I’ve witnessed homophobic slurs,” he tells local media. “And that’s not something that I personally stand for.”“I’ve been told all African Americans live on welfare and just off government assistance.
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Andrew Yang Defends Dave Chappelle Amid Criticism of His Visit to Former High School
Andrew Yang on Friday defended embattled comedian Dave Chappelle after he was jeered by some students during a recent visit to his former high school.In a series of tweets, Yang spoke appreciatively of Chappelle supporting him during his failed presidential bid and how the stand-up star "helped a lot of people" during the COVID-19 pandemic.Yang also called media coverage of Chappelle's visit to his alma mater, Washington, D.C.'s Duke Ellington School of the Arts, a "press hit job.""I was endorsed by a number of celebrities. Dave Chappelle is the only one who came to Iowa and South Carolina to perform on my behalf—with proceeds going to the campaign—and even made phone calls and hung out with staff," Yang wrote on Twitter Friday.
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