by NJFOG and the New Jersey Chapter of SPJ.

As a member of NJFOG’s board of directors, he was active in the two-year lobbying effort that won passage of OPRA and later testified several times before the New Jersey Legislature on behalf of NJFOG and NJSPJ to defend against early attempts to weaken the law. He also testified in the successful effort to lower the copying fees charged under the law from 25 cents a page to 5 cents for letter-sized copies. In addition, he worked with Senator Loretta Weinberg to draft reform legislation to strengthen New Jersey’s outmoded Open Public Meetings Act.

Guy Baehr is a graduate of Wesleyan University and Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism and is a former Peace Corps Volunteer.At Oberlin College, students interested in social justice can apply for a job teaching their classmates about microaggressions and the nature of oppression.

The position is called "Social Justice Education Facilitator," pays $8.15 an hour, and requires "knowledge on the various forms of oppression, including but not limited to: race, gender, sexuality, ability, class, citizenship, etc.," according to the listing on the college's website. Students chosen for the job will be expected to help run the Multicultural Resource Center's various training modules: Power, Privilege, and Oppression Training; Beyond the Binary Training; and Microaggression Training.

Note that the center is not an academic department. It's an administrative office run by an assistant dean of students. Its website makes the place seem explicitly ideological and highly partisan.

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