I think one of the reasons (aside from $$) that universities are quickly responding to the student ban is because there’s a clear external big bad wolf, whereas when it comes to racism & anti-blackness, they have to confront the fact that they themselves are the big bad wolf https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="👀" title="Augen" aria-label="Emoji: Augen">

I& #39;m not criticizing the swift response & actions. As an international student, I& #39;m heartened & hopefuly. That& #39;s how it *should be* but as @smileitsjoy points out in this thread, where was/is this energy for Black students? https://twitter.com/smileitsjoy/status/1280892711663525888?s=20">https://twitter.com/smileitsj...

*hopeful

To clarify, I mean Black Americans specifically. I know that there are Black international students. Encourage everyone to read the thread above & ask the same questions. Who do universities value & why? Where are they taking good action steps & where are they falling short?