administrators think of harassment or things like that but at virginia tech they advertise it with the slogan see something say something and if you see a bias incident you can report it anonymously and the university investigates and it goes to this bias response team which includes members of the student conduct office and members of the virginia tech police department and they investigate it and if it s something that s not first amendment protects are covered by the code of conduct you could be punished if it is first amendment protector you could be invited to a voluntary meeting at the dean of students office. paul: say i don t like you, you said something to me i don t like, i can report you are guilty of a bias incident anonymously? and you will not know that i did it? right. the argument is this chills s speech and one of the examples that given in the court record is apparently there were a
something to a person it is very likely called an incident of bias if somebody took offense to it. it is what you see happening in universities everywhere, and recently in corporate environments, it is out of the progressive left that they want to police and control speech, stop people from saying something they don t agree with. paul: the four circuit panel said this is not an offense against free-speech but j harvey wilkinson, longtime judge wrote a dissent which said no, in fact, it is. tell us a little bit about his argument. he imagined a student, a sophomore sitting in class having a heated debate about affirmative action, she think to herself should i am foster this debate, i heard about this bias response team on campus, don t know how it works but you could be report anonymously.
The U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights (OCR) on Monday resolved investigation of a complaint regarding the University of Vermont and State Agricultural College's failure to respond to antisemitic harassment.
The U.S. Dept. of Education s Office of Civil Rights concludes investigation into antisemitism at UVM. What the university agreed to in the resolution.
The US Department of Education Office of Civil Rights (OCR) has ruled that the University of Vermont (UVM) failed to respond to numerous complaints of antisemitism and anti-Zionist harassment and discrimination, according to a press release issued on Monday. The announcement marks the first time the Biden administration has resolved a complaint of campus antisemitism