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Students protest for Temple to reinstate African American studies professor Anthony Monteiro outside a meeting of the Board of Trustrees in Sullivan Hall on March 10. Students sucessfully argued for a private meeting with the senior vice president of government affairs on Friday. |Alexis Wright-Whitley TTN
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After Monteiro’s exit, department head seeks change

23 September 2014 Mariam Dembele

The CLA dean said African American studies will soon move in ‘a new direction.’

Sacaree Rhodes (middle) shouts at the Board of Trustees during a public session in Sullivan Hall on Monday. Students and community members gathered to protest the ousting of professor Anthony Monteiro. | JOHN MORITZ TTN
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At meeting, sit-in, yells of protest

11 March 2014 Joe Brandt

Administration and community at odds over ousting of Anthony Monteiro.

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Ousted professor re-ignites protests within department

18 February 2014 John Moritz

Anthony Monteiro, protesting his contract not being renewed, involves union, community.

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