In Dallas, Texas, students at Southern Methodist University are among the college students across the U.S. rallying against racial discrimination. Yesterday, about 150 students gathered for a “blackout” to show support for black students at the University of Missouri and to call attention to racial issues on their own campus.
Here & Now‘s Jeremy Hobson talks to Christina Cox, editor-in-chief of SMU’s newspaper, the Daily Campus, about the atmosphere at SMU, and what’s prompting the rallies.
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- Christina Cox, editor-in-chief of SMU’s newspaper, The Daily Campus. She tweets @_ChristinaCox_.
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