Opinion: Security guards pay a price for students’ racial play-acting at New York’s Ivy League university, writes ElliotSKaufman
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Image: GettyStudents at New York’s Barnard College and Columbia University play-acted last week as residents of Ferguson, Mo., chanting about police racism and brutality. I hope they had fun: They got six Barnard security officers, who did nothing wrong, placed on administrative leave pending investigation.
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