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SU’s NeurodiversiTEA group urges neurodivergent students to ‘come as you are’

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By Julia Boehning
| The NewsHouse Verified
The weekly event, also included in this year’s Disability Pride Month programming, welcomes neurodivergent and ‘neurocurious’ community members. Julia Boehning Emma Norman (left) and Teukie Martin (right) are regular attendees of NeurodiversiTEA. The event has brought neurodivergent and “neurocurious” students together since 2023.
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Do NY police get away with misusing social media? What records reveal

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By Julia Boehning, Kiran Hubbard, Meredith Taylor Verified
| The NewsHouse Verified
Shielded from Consequence A joint USA TODAY Network-Syracuse University investigation found police in New York face limited discipline for social media misconduct. As the historic social justice movement gripped the nation in 2020, Sgt. Ferdinando “Fred” Pacicca III and his fellow Rome police officers were dispatched to a Black Lives Matter protest in a small city in upstate New York.
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Do NY police get away with misusing social media? What records reveal

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By Julia Boehning, Kiran Hubbard, Natalia Davidson Davidson Natalia Davidson, Meredith Taylor Verified, Dylan van Breda, Xinxin Cui
| The Journal News Verified
As the historic social justice movement gripped the nation in 2020, Sgt. Ferdinando “Fred” Pacicca III and his fellow Rome police officers were dispatched to a Black Lives Matter protest in a small city in upstate New York. It wasn’t long before demonstrators found Pacicca’s public Facebook posts and read them over a loudspeaker, inflaming tensions as some in the crowd called him a “racist” and “pig,” records show.
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