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17 Student Groups Pen Open Letters on the Toxicity of Mass Surveillance to Academic Freedom

Posted on June 10, 2014 by pogowasright.org

April Glaser writes:

Students are rising up and fighting to protect our Internet. In response to our  call to action, seventeen university groups from across the United States have published open letters about the real chilling effects mass surveillance is having right now on academic freedom and life on campus.

Read more on EFF.  I love it when students organize and speak up like this.

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