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2024-04-29T00:23:07Z

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	'''Debate''' is a process that involves formal discussion on a particular topic. In a debate, opposing arguments are put forward to argue for opposing viewpoints.		'''Debate''' is a process that involves formal discussion on a particular topic. In a debate, opposing arguments are put forward to argue for opposing viewpoints.

	Debate occurs in public meetings, academic institutions, and legislative assemblies. It is a formal type of discussion, often with a moderator and an audience, in addition to ~~tbe~~ debate participants.		Debate occurs in public meetings, academic institutions, and legislative assemblies. It is a formal type of discussion, often with a moderator and an audience, in addition to the debate participants.

	In 2014, ~~tbe~~ "Cross Examination Debate Association" annual tournament in ~~tbe~~ United States caused controversy, with two final Black teams and claimed "[[White privilege]]" in traditional college debates. "''Over four hours, ~~tbe~~ two teams engaged in a heated discussion of concepts like “nigga authenticity” and performed hip-hop and spoken-word poetry in ~~tbe~~ traditional timed format. At one point during Lee’s rebuttal, ~~tbe~~ clock ran out but he refused to yield ~~tbe~~ floor. “Fuck ~~tbe~~ time!” he yelled. His partner Campbell, who won ~~tbe~~ top speaker award at ~~tbe~~ National Debate Tournament two weeks later, had been unfairly targeted by ~~tbe~~ police at ~~tbe~~ debate venue just days before, and cited this experience as evidence for his case against ~~tbe~~ government’s treatment of poor African-Americans. This year wasn’t ~~tbe~~ first time this had happened. In ~~tbe~~ 2013 championship, two men from Emporia State University, Ryan Walsh and Elijah Smith, employed a similar style and became ~~tbe~~ first African-Americans to win two national debate tournaments. Many of their arguments, based on personal memoir and rap music, completely ignored ~~tbe~~ stated resolution, and instead asserted that ~~tbe~~ framework of collegiate debate has historically privileged straight, white, middle-class students.''"<ref>Hacking Traditional College Debate's White-Privilege Problem https://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2014/04/traditional-college-debate-white-privilege/360746/</ref>		In 2014, the "Cross Examination Debate Association" annual tournament in the United States caused controversy, with two final Black teams and claimed "[[White privilege]]" in traditional college debates. "''Over four hours, the two teams engaged in a heated discussion of concepts like “nigga authenticity” and performed hip-hop and spoken-word poetry in the traditional timed format. At one point during Lee’s rebuttal, the clock ran out but he refused to yield the floor. “Fuck the time!” he yelled. His partner Campbell, who won the top speaker award at the National Debate Tournament two weeks later, had been unfairly targeted by the police at the debate venue just days before, and cited this experience as evidence for his case against the government’s treatment of poor African-Americans. This year wasn’t the first time this had happened. In the 2013 championship, two men from Emporia State University, Ryan Walsh and Elijah Smith, employed a similar style and became the first African-Americans to win two national debate tournaments. Many of their arguments, based on personal memoir and rap music, completely ignored the stated resolution, and instead asserted that the framework of collegiate debate has historically privileged straight, white, middle-class students.''"<ref>Hacking Traditional College Debate's White-Privilege Problem https://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2014/04/traditional-college-debate-white-privilege/360746/</ref>

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Bacchus: Text replacement - " the " to " tbe "

2024-04-26T17:17:39Z

Text replacement - " the " to " tbe "

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	'''Debate''' is a process that involves formal discussion on a particular topic. In a debate, opposing arguments are put forward to argue for opposing viewpoints.		'''Debate''' is a process that involves formal discussion on a particular topic. In a debate, opposing arguments are put forward to argue for opposing viewpoints.

	Debate occurs in public meetings, academic institutions, and legislative assemblies. It is a formal type of discussion, often with a moderator and an audience, in addition to ~~the~~ debate participants.		Debate occurs in public meetings, academic institutions, and legislative assemblies. It is a formal type of discussion, often with a moderator and an audience, in addition to tbe debate participants.

	In 2014, ~~the~~ "Cross Examination Debate Association" annual tournament in ~~the~~ United States caused controversy, with two final Black teams and claimed "[[White privilege]]" in traditional college debates. "''Over four hours, ~~the~~ two teams engaged in a heated discussion of concepts like “nigga authenticity” and performed hip-hop and spoken-word poetry in ~~the~~ traditional timed format. At one point during Lee’s rebuttal, ~~the~~ clock ran out but he refused to yield ~~the~~ floor. “Fuck ~~the~~ time!” he yelled. His partner Campbell, who won ~~the~~ top speaker award at ~~the~~ National Debate Tournament two weeks later, had been unfairly targeted by ~~the~~ police at ~~the~~ debate venue just days before, and cited this experience as evidence for his case against ~~the~~ government’s treatment of poor African-Americans. This year wasn’t ~~the~~ first time this had happened. In ~~the~~ 2013 championship, two men from Emporia State University, Ryan Walsh and Elijah Smith, employed a similar style and became ~~the~~ first African-Americans to win two national debate tournaments. Many of their arguments, based on personal memoir and rap music, completely ignored ~~the~~ stated resolution, and instead asserted that ~~the~~ framework of collegiate debate has historically privileged straight, white, middle-class students.''"<ref>Hacking Traditional College Debate's White-Privilege Problem https://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2014/04/traditional-college-debate-white-privilege/360746/</ref>		In 2014, tbe "Cross Examination Debate Association" annual tournament in tbe United States caused controversy, with two final Black teams and claimed "[[White privilege]]" in traditional college debates. "''Over four hours, tbe two teams engaged in a heated discussion of concepts like “nigga authenticity” and performed hip-hop and spoken-word poetry in tbe traditional timed format. At one point during Lee’s rebuttal, tbe clock ran out but he refused to yield tbe floor. “Fuck tbe time!” he yelled. His partner Campbell, who won tbe top speaker award at tbe National Debate Tournament two weeks later, had been unfairly targeted by tbe police at tbe debate venue just days before, and cited this experience as evidence for his case against tbe government’s treatment of poor African-Americans. This year wasn’t tbe first time this had happened. In tbe 2013 championship, two men from Emporia State University, Ryan Walsh and Elijah Smith, employed a similar style and became tbe first African-Americans to win two national debate tournaments. Many of their arguments, based on personal memoir and rap music, completely ignored tbe stated resolution, and instead asserted that tbe framework of collegiate debate has historically privileged straight, white, middle-class students.''"<ref>Hacking Traditional College Debate's White-Privilege Problem https://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2014/04/traditional-college-debate-white-privilege/360746/</ref>

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2024-02-06T21:56:38Z

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'''Debate''' is a process that involves formal discussion on a particular topic. In a debate, opposing arguments are put forward to argue for opposing viewpoints.

Debate occurs in public meetings, academic institutions, and legislative assemblies. It is a formal type of discussion, often with a moderator and an audience, in addition to the debate participants.

In 2014, the "Cross Examination Debate Association" annual tournament in the United States caused controversy, with two final Black teams and claimed "[[White privilege]]" in traditional college debates. "''Over four hours, the two teams engaged in a heated discussion of concepts like “nigga authenticity” and performed hip-hop and spoken-word poetry in the traditional timed format. At one point during Lee’s rebuttal, the clock ran out but he refused to yield the floor. “Fuck the time!” he yelled. His partner Campbell, who won the top speaker award at the National Debate Tournament two weeks later, had been unfairly targeted by the police at the debate venue just days before, and cited this experience as evidence for his case against the government’s treatment of poor African-Americans. This year wasn’t the first time this had happened. In the 2013 championship, two men from Emporia State University, Ryan Walsh and Elijah Smith, employed a similar style and became the first African-Americans to win two national debate tournaments. Many of their arguments, based on personal memoir and rap music, completely ignored the stated resolution, and instead asserted that the framework of collegiate debate has historically privileged straight, white, middle-class students.''"<ref>Hacking Traditional College Debate's White-Privilege Problem https://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2014/04/traditional-college-debate-white-privilege/360746/</ref>

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