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Melanie Flowers had a lot to do this week, and a protest was yet another item on her list. The student body president at N.C. State University was beginning classes, juggling her studies and student government commitments in an ongoing pandemic that makes everything harder.
“There’s … a lot going on,” she said Wednesday evening, before heading into a late student Senate meeting.
Still, she and her student government colleagues organized a protest on campus when the university announced it would take no action against an employee, Chadwick Seagraves, accused of harassing a student online, exposing Black Lives Matters protesters’ personal information on right-wing forums and having ties to the violent Proud Boys organization.
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RALEIGH (AP) — North Carolina State University said its investigation into an employee accused of being a member of the Proud Boys and publishing personal information about left-wing activists “did
‘I categorically denounce white supremacism and, as a patriotic American, I abhor the concept of fascism and authoritarianism of any sort’
An IT manager for North Carolina State University is defending his reputation against charges of white supremacy from a local activist group.
He also faces allegations from a socialist activist group leader that he posted personal information online and encouraged harassment.
Chadwick Jason Seagraves, a desktop support manager for the public university, told
The College Fix that accusations against him of white supremacy and membership in the Proud Boys are false.
He has been accused of such by Move Silent Sam, an activist group that helped successfully lead a campaign to remove a Confederate statue called Silent Sam at the University of North Carolina.