A legal challenge is underway at Texas A&M regarding a classroom policy. The policy in question pertains to race and gender. Professors at the university have taken action by filing a lawsuit.
Texas A&M is defending its policy in response to the suit. Further information on this developing story can be found in the Amarillo Globe-News, which has reported on the university's defense of its policy and the lawsuit filed by professors.
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