Students Demand Change From OU President Following Racist Video

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Tuesday, January 22nd 2019, 6:39 pm

By: Brian Dorman

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Students Demand Change From OU President Following Racist Video

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Students at the University of Oklahoma are speaking out after a racist video featuring former OU students went viral online.

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