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House Republicans accuse the American Psychological Association of antisemitism, threaten accreditation

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House Republicans accuse the American Psychological Association of antisemitism, threaten accreditation

House Republicans on the Committee on Education and the Workforce accused the American Psychological Association (APA) of antisemitism in a 22-page report Thursday. The report examines public listservs and internal communications at the…

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