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In reply to the discussion: Maybe this is what Bill Maher was talking about ,we have become too politically correct [View all]alcibiades_mystery
(36,437 posts)related principles of their associated college or university, as well as to honor school bylaws and policies. These are written into their charters and are effectively binding for them.
There's no doubt that cultural appropriation happens all the time, and that seeking to stop cultural appropriation is a fool's errand. But that's very different than an officially-related organization holding official events that contradict a school's mission, or even written policy and bylaws. Whether that's happened here is unclear, but it seems plausible that an investigation might have shown it to be the case. That's not a matter of "controlling cultural appropriation." It's a matter of arguing for commitments to an organization's own charter and its agreements with a college or university to be honored.