United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit held that a Washington principal violated a middle school teacher’s free speech rights by threatening discipline, if the teacher continued wearing a Make America Great Again MAGA hat to staff training sessions.
housing, employment, and credit. echoing a dark history in the country. also in violation of federal law. in 2016, facebook committed to fixing this. the advertisers who have access to the stated fixing it but unfortunately a year later as propublica s article showed, they found the system facebook built was still allowing housing as without applying these new restrictions. facebook then opted into a system that is similar to what we have been talking about with cambridge analytica, that they could self certify that they were not engaging in these practices in complying with federal law, using this self certification as a way to comply with facebook s antidiscrimination policy. unfortunately in a recent lawsuit, as of february 2018, alleges discriminatory ads were
the issue isn t whether you or i or the school of minds agrees with the message. i you this the bottom line here is that public colleges and universities are supposed to embrace and encourage free speech and free exchange of ideas. of the constitution simply does not allow for these public university officials to be picking and choosing who can speak and who can t. it s not permissible. and then to argue that the first amendment and their antidiscrimination policy, which by the way, prohibits the school from discriminating on the basis of religion, which is exactly what they have done to mike. it s just unbelievable. well, let us know how this all pans out. thank you for your time and keep up the fight. thank you. coming up on fox & friends, severe disaster. slow storms driving up the east coast and soaking several states.
another example. there is a christian ministry called inner varsity fellowship. there are groups all across the country on many, many college campuses. know what? you have to sign our antidiscrimination policy. here s what the antidiscrimination policy said. you cannot require people to be christian leaders of your organization. in other words, if an atheist wants to be the leader of your group, you have to at least consider that individual or else you re going to be discriminating against atheists. intervarsity said we re not going to do it so the school said you cannot be an officially recognized group, got kicked off campus. they are no longer an official group. unbelievable. vanderbilt. a private school again, private schools can do whatever they want to do but they have a deep religious history at that school. again, they have an antidiscrimination policy and that policy very similar to the university of michigan, more than a dozen student groups had to leave the campus, inc
violations. joining us now from washington juan williams and mary katharineham. both fox news analysts. what do you think about this george washington deal, juan? well, i just think it s outrageous. you can t tell somebody who is catholic not to be catholic is what i think. the guy is a priest. it s not even that he is simply a member of the congregation and has a different point of view than the rest of the student body. it s that he is a priest. so he is going to represent catholic orthodoxy on campus. now, if it s the case, bill, that the university has an antidiscrimination policy and that they have something to say about the fact that he is condemning homosexual behavior, can i see that there might be a problem there. as i understand it, this center is actually owned by the catholic church. bill: it s the newman center and they receive a stipend of $10,000 from the university. but this isn t about anything other than this chaplain upholding what the