"Far too often, college administrators feel the need to 'correct' protected speech they deem offensive by using disproportionate, not to mention unlawful, measures. That censorship has an immense chilling effect...As a result of Maggie (DeJong)’s courage in filing suit, SIUE agreed to take critical steps to comply with the U.S. Constitution and move closer to accepting and embracing true diversity of thought and speech."
If you can’t hear an opinion you disagree with — without running to file a boo-hoo complaint with the Dean Of Speech Codes — you don’t belong in college
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
If you can’t hear an opinion you disagree with — without running to file a boo-hoo complaint with the Dean Of Speech Codes — you don’t belong in college
I have not heard the outcome of this case. The press, of course, covered the initial (and fabricated) initial claim:
https://www.thecollegefix.com/hoax-alert-black-illinois-student-accused-of-faking-racist-notes/