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While Harvard-supported programs allow students to think about social injustices, student-initiated advocacy demands a critical self-reflection—a practice that, in the context of Harvard, can explain the small scale of campus activism.
Despite the victories that the UC has achieved in recent years, it has by many accounts struggled internally with efficiency and externally with perceived legitimacy—or lack thereof.
