The 134 arrests last week at UMass-Amherst for rioting, trespassing and resisting arrest may have, I regret to say, a “disparate impact” on certain segments of the academic community.


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The 134 arrests last week at UMass-Amherst for rioting, trespassing and resisting arrest may have, I regret to say, a “disparate impact” on certain segments of the academic community.{ai:summary}<p>A riot at UMass-Amherst leads to 134 arrests, stirring controversy in the academic community. #society</p>

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