Corey Turner
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928 appearances
95 recordings
4 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 4d ago
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Under the Obama and Biden administrations, the Department's Office for Civil Rights told schools: if you're suspending students of color at disproportionately high rates, it could be considered discrimination, even if it's not intentional.
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Some schools responded by softening discipline policy, especially for students of color.
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Today, the Trump administration told schools that too could be discrimination.
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And when it comes to discipline,
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Schools shouldn't be considering race at all.
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In a press release, it said that disciplinary systems must be neutral and fair.
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Civil rights experts warn under this new policy, school discrimination will be even harder to find and fight.
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Corey Turner, NPR News.
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The class action suit centered on a federal rule known as borrower defense.
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The rule allows borrowers to ask the U.S.
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Education Department to erase their debts if a school ripped them off by lying about things like job prospects or salary after graduation.
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Advocates filed the suit in 2019 when the first Trump administration delayed discharging loans for defrauded borrowers.
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In 2022, the Biden administration settled, but the current Trump administration asked the courts for a delay making good on that settlement.
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A July ruling from the U.S.
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Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit told the department no more delays.
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When finished, the settlement will have discharged the debts of some 450,000 borrowers.
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Corey Turner, NPR News.
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The class action suit centered on a federal rule known as borrower defense.
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The rule allows borrowers to ask the U.S.
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Education Department to erase their debts if a school ripped them off by lying about things like job prospects or salary after graduation.
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