Expel the Texas Tech students involved in the conversation that discussed hunting illegal immigrants.
These young men need to be held accountable for their actions. This does not represent the values of Texas Tech as a diversity institution, and to further prove that they need to be expelled.
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July 18, 2018
The petition has now reached two hundred and fifty signatures. This level of engagement indicates that many individuals share a commitment to maintaining the integrity of our academic community.
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June 27, 2018
The rapid growth of this petition indicates a broad alignment regarding the standards expected of university students. This momentum ensures that the administration must address the concerns raised by this community.
June 26, 2018
The discourse surrounding this petition has confirmed that a significant number of people expect higher standards from our educational institutions. I am currently documenting the feedback provided here to ensure it is presented clearly to the university administration.
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June 23, 2018
78 Comments
As a student of Texas Tech University and son of two Mexican immigrants I feel disgusted and angry at their comments. How can I feel safe walking the halls knowing there’s people who think of us just as shooting targets?
As a member of a National Panhellenic Council Sorority, the comments made by those brothers are disgraceful to the entire Greek community, and disgraceful to humanity in general.
They should all be expelled!!! They have a criminal mind, have no respect for human life, they are speaking of committing murder and the one that said “he know and spoken to the ones that kill them and barried them in their ranch “ that’s is an accomplice for murderers !!! Expelling them is the only answer to solve this matter !!!!
As an alumni of Tech I believe that these men need to take responsibility and be held accountable for their actions. Their true character showed when they believed to be speaking in private where their devious comments would not be seen by the outside world. This is spreading hate and this is not what Tech stands for. Take action and have them expelled.
Follow the example set by the University of Alabama, and expell these individuals. Actually prove to us that this behavior is not tolerated here.
Kick em tf out.
kick them out!
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Expel the Texas Tech students involved in the conversation that discussed hunting illegal immigrants.
These young men need to be held accountable for their actions. This does not represent the values of Texas Tech as a diversity institution, and to further prove that they need to be expelled.
Updates
July 18, 2018
The petition has now reached two hundred and fifty signatures. This level of engagement indicates that many individuals share a commitment to maintaining the integrity of our academic community.
Reached 250 supporters
July 17, 2018
June 27, 2018
The rapid growth of this petition indicates a broad alignment regarding the standards expected of university students. This momentum ensures that the administration must address the concerns raised by this community.
June 26, 2018
The discourse surrounding this petition has confirmed that a significant number of people expect higher standards from our educational institutions. I am currently documenting the feedback provided here to ensure it is presented clearly to the university administration.
Reached 100 supporters
June 23, 2018
78 Comments
TTU student white male who doesn’t like the white privilege bestowed upon CoCaine Cowboy and the various other frat members I wish the university would at least make a better attempt then to cite the first amendment which doesn’t protect hate speech
As a student of Texas Tech University and son of two Mexican immigrants I feel disgusted and angry at their comments. How can I feel safe walking the halls knowing there’s people who think of us just as shooting targets?
As a member of a National Panhellenic Council Sorority, the comments made by those brothers are disgraceful to the entire Greek community, and disgraceful to humanity in general.
They should all be expelled!!! They have a criminal mind, have no respect for human life, they are speaking of committing murder and the one that said “he know and spoken to the ones that kill them and barried them in their ranch “ that’s is an accomplice for murderers !!! Expelling them is the only answer to solve this matter !!!!
As an alumni of Tech I believe that these men need to take responsibility and be held accountable for their actions. Their true character showed when they believed to be speaking in private where their devious comments would not be seen by the outside world. This is spreading hate and this is not what Tech stands for. Take action and have them expelled.
Follow the example set by the University of Alabama, and expell these individuals. Actually prove to us that this behavior is not tolerated here.
Kick em tf out.
kick them out!
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TTU student white male who doesn’t like the white privilege bestowed upon CoCaine Cowboy and the various other frat members I wish the university would at least make a better attempt then to cite the first amendment which doesn’t protect hate speech