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Panel faults Emerson on diversity

Says school has ignored role of racial bias in faculty tenure, promotion

TED LANDSMARK 'It is not intended, but it’s the result of patterns that perpetuate forms of discrimination.' TED LANDSMARK
"It is not intended, but it’s the result of patterns that perpetuate forms of discrimination."
By Tracy Jan
Globe Staff / February 2, 2010

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For too long, Emerson College has ignored the role racial bias plays in tenure and promotion, leading to an overwhelmingly white faculty and leaving blacks at a disadvantage, according to a pointed external review released yesterday. (Full article: 795 words)

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