PRINCETON, New Jersey – A student activist group at Princeton University calling itself "The Black Justice League" may have just dealt a fatal roundhouse blow to the school's longtime connection to Woodrow Wilson, the 28th president of the U.S. and the prestigious university's 13th president.
The group's 32-hour sit-in – Princeton's first in decades – outside current President Christopher Eisgruber's office led Eisgruber to offer a concession to their demands. He announced that he has "asked the Board of Trustees to develop a process to consider" how the school recognizes Wilson.
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