Daily newsletter 12/23
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Daily newsletter 12/23
"➡️ The University of Oklahoma graduate assistant who gave a student a failing grade on an anti-transgender paper will no longer be teaching at the university, school officials have decided. We also examine the 60 Minutes CECOT story that was spiked at the last minute by CBS News editor Bari Weiss, only to be broadcast anyway on a Canadian streaming service; and we have an explainer on the infamous prison where Trump deported 252 Venezuelan refugees."
"Graduate assistant Mel Curth found Samantha Fulnecky's paper unscientific and offensive in referring to trans people as "demonic." Alex Pena/Anadolu via Getty Images CBS apparently shared a version of 60 Minutes with a Canadian partner before the CECOT story was removed, and clips from it have gone viral. Courtesy Immigrant Defenders Law Center; Alex Pena/Anadolu via Getty Images The Trump administration deported 252 Venezuelan refugees, including gay makeup artist Andry Hernández Romero, to the prison, where they survived brutal conditions."
A University of Oklahoma graduate assistant who gave a student a failing grade on an anti-transgender paper will no longer be teaching at the university. Graduate assistant Mel Curth found Samantha Fulnecky's paper unscientific and offensive in referring to trans people as "demonic." CBS News editor Bari Weiss spiked a 60 Minutes CECOT story at the last minute, though a version was shared with a Canadian partner and clips circulated online. The Trump administration deported 252 Venezuelan refugees to an infamous prison where detainees, including gay makeup artist Andry Hernández Romero, endured brutal conditions. A transgender NSA employee has filed a civil-rights lawsuit. Burkina Faso issued its first known conviction for homosexuality.
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