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Nikole Hannah-Jones Awarded Tenure By UNC Board of Trustees

The Pulitzer-winning journalist and creator of the “1619 Project" had said she would not begin a professorship without tenure, citing discrimination concerns.
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Nikole Hannah-Jones Won’t Join UNC Faculty Without Tenure, Attorneys Say

The Pulitzer Prize-winning "1619 Project" creator had been set to begin a five-year teaching contract next month.
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Tenure Bid For '1619 Project' Creator Nikole Hannah-Jones Has Been Resubmitted

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill faced backlash when the Pulitzer-winning journalist was not given a tenured position upon her appointment.
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Academics, Writers, Athletes Stand By '1619 Project' Founder Amid Tenure Denial

The University of North Carolina's failure to offer tenure to Nikole Hannah-Jones upon her appointment is shameful, several public figures wrote.
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UNC Faculty Outraged That '1619 Project' Creator Nikole Hannah-Jones Is Not Tenured

"We demand explanations from the university’s leadership at all levels,” their statement read.
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Cornel West Says Harvard Denied Him Tenure Consideration, Calls It 'Political'

"It is once again this issue of just not putting up with being disrespected," the prominent racial justice activist and scholar told The Boston Globe.
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Faculty Are Worried About Wisconsin's Impending 'Fake Tenure'

Scott Walker pushed to eliminate tenure from state law. Professors are fearful about what's next.
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