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Debating C.C. Little Past and Present at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

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Jerome Lsw
8 years ago

The torture of black bodies are not a caveat in your biography.

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TC Knowles
8 years ago

please.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Aliza Gersing

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Rachel Willis
8 years ago

Let's rename it after the first black woman to graduate from UM instead

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Benjamin Keller
8 years ago

Kneel for justice!

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laura hollander
8 years ago

Laura Hollander

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Anonymous
8 years ago

It's definitely not a honorable history for UM.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

There are so many fantastic U of M students, grads, faculty, and staff, please choose one who represents what it means to be a wolverine.

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Rebecca Rosen
8 years ago

Rebecca Rosen

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Leo Petrowski
8 years ago

Leo Petrowski

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Sophie Draper
8 years ago

Sophie Draper

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Kirsten Lanigan
8 years ago

Kirsten Lanigan

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Justin Williams
8 years ago

Justin Williams

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Ross Baiers
8 years ago

Ross Baiers

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Yosabeth Guerrero
8 years ago

Yosabeth Guerrero

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Feras Hassan
8 years ago

DO IT!

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Clare Murray
8 years ago

Clare Murray

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Charles Johnson
8 years ago

Change the name.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Ava Easterwood

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Kate Barald
8 years ago

The University of Michigan should change the name of the Little Building, not only (and most importantly) because Little served as president of the American Eugenics Society but also because he was the scientific director of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Tobacco Industry Research Committee, even going as far as disavowing his own studies on the effects of particulates as causes of disease and providing millions of dollars for "research" to "prove" tobacco did not cause cancer . Perhaps the University should consider naming the building the Salk Francis building for Jonas Salk and Thomas Francis, emphasizing an important and beneficial historical milestone at Michigan.