Professor Kilborn’s Civil Procedure II exam described how an employee quit “after she attended a meeting in which other managers expressed their anger at Plaintiff, calling her a ‘n___’ and ‘b___’ [sic].”
We’ve all learned that it’s acceptable for some folks to use such language, while it’s not for others. Something to do with one’s culture, I’ve been told.
Robert L. Peters
1 year ago
I seem to recall the university basically told him to shut up and take it or it wouldn’t end well for him. I wonder if they’re still sticking with that position. I think they’re up to $1.2M in legal fees. That doesn’t account for how much they have to pay Kilborn.
Until the other professors and administrators are made to personally pay damages they will never stop. Its just other peoples money paying for their virtue signaling.
Illinois sees itself has a safe-haven for progressives where they can doing their things with impunity. That’s why while most of the country is ripping off progressive values like a leech sucking blood, a small but sizable minority in Illinois has chosen to double down on progressive politics in Illinois.
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.
We’ve all learned that it’s acceptable for some folks to use such language, while it’s not for others. Something to do with one’s culture, I’ve been told.
I seem to recall the university basically told him to shut up and take it or it wouldn’t end well for him. I wonder if they’re still sticking with that position. I think they’re up to $1.2M in legal fees. That doesn’t account for how much they have to pay Kilborn.
Until the other professors and administrators are made to personally pay damages they will never stop. Its just other peoples money paying for their virtue signaling.
Illinois sees itself has a safe-haven for progressives where they can doing their things with impunity. That’s why while most of the country is ripping off progressive values like a leech sucking blood, a small but sizable minority in Illinois has chosen to double down on progressive politics in Illinois.