The chart goes on to warn against wearing any costume that could be construed as glorifying hunting, because dressing as Cecil the Lion’s killer “might ruffle feathers.” The guide also warns against other wearing costumes that promote violence or a political stance you otherwise wouldn’t make public.
The rest of the web page on which the graphic appears is dedicated to helping students choose inclusive party themes. Last week, a group of students faced backlash for holding a “CMT v. BET”themed party last week.
This is not the first time a university administration has issued warnings to students regarding what to wear for Halloween. Earlier this month, Campus Reform reported that Wesleyan was providing checklists to students for the purpose of avoiding “offensive” Halloween costumes.
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