Academic Freedom
1962 General Resolution
WHEREAS, the principle of academic freedom is an intrinsic part of our civil liberties and basic to our democratic society; andWHEREAS, education is an ever more important thread in our democratic fabric and is now in transition and stress due to the cold war and increasing international tension;
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: That the Unitarian Universalist Association uphold the constitutional rights of teachers to hold their own political, social and economic ideals and to be judged on their professional merits.
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