Cornell Bans Everything but Snowflakes from Holiday Decorations
“Snowflake” has become a term of derision for people who are easily offended, particularly regarding perceived slights based on race, gender, religion or sexual orientation.
According to the Cornell United Religious Works, there are more than 25 religious organizations represented at Cornell. … In an effort to create an inclusive environment, the University Assembly approved the following Guidelines for the Display of Religious Symbols below.
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You can “privately display” religious symbols in your work or living areas, but not in “areas that would give the impression” that the university sponsors it – say, hanging out your window.
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