Reader: CU's possible ban on painting faces black for Black Out games can't be real, can it?

Last week, we published a post about a diversity committee at the University of Colorado at Boulder looking into a possible ban on black face and body painting of the sort seen most often during so-called Black Out games -- the theory being that this form of school spirit is racially insensitive. One of our readers reacted with comic disbelief.

Comet67 writes:

This is a joke right? But coming from my sometimes whacky alma mater, I suppose it could be true.

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