The group of UNF students protesting Tuesday on campus may have been small, but their message was big.
They’re upset because they said the administration didn’t take proper action after school groups posted a question on Instagram for Black History Month that some students found offensive., UNF’s student-run news website, Osprey Life and Productions and the Intercultural Center created a trivia game that was later posted to Instagram on Feb. 21 as part of UNF’s celebration of Black History Month.
“The purpose of the trivia poll shared during Black History Month was to engage students in recognizing diverse aspects of Black/African American culture,” read an Instagram post on the UNF’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion account last week “The questions were adopted from a pop culture trivia game. While some content may have been viewed as insensitive, we reaffirm our commitment in honoring cultural humility and cultural sensitivity.
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