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College agrees to pay student $80K for silencing conservative views | US | News

Southern Illinois University Edwardsville has also agreed that three of its professors will have to take mandatory training related to free speech on college campuses

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University of Alabama agrees to drop speech zones after lawsuit

An Alabama college has agreed to abandon policies deemed by critics as efforts to suppress free speech in response to a lawsuit from a student group.

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Christian Teacher Loses Job For Refusing To Support Student Transitions

Christian Teacher Loses Job For Refusing To Support Student Transitions
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Professor fired for mocking microaggression policies gets last laugh: university to fork over $165,000 in settlement -- Society s Child -- Sott net

The University of North Texas has agreed to pay $165,000 in damages and attorneys' fees to settle a lawsuit filed by a professor it fired after he criticized fliers about microaggressions. Nathaniel Hiers had sued the university in April 2020,.

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Ohio university pays $400,000 in damages to professor who refused to use student s preferred pronouns | A public university in Ohio will pay $400,000 to a philosophy professor who refused to use a student s preferred pronouns The settlement arrives four years after the school punished the professor for not using a student s preferred pronouns The legal team for the professor argued the university violated the professor s First Amendment rights During a

A public university in Ohio will pay $400,000 to a philosophy professor who refused to use a student's preferred pronouns. The settlement arrives four years after the school punished the professor for not using a student's preferred pronouns. The legal team for the professor argued the university violated the professor's First Amendment rights. During a| USSA News

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