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The 'Letter in Support of Antiracist Faculty at Penn State' criticizes a former English professor, as well as a lawsuit he filed claiming he and other white staff were racially discriminated against.
Six decades ago, affirmative action entered the political arena after President John F. Kennedy filed Executive Order 10925, which intended to provide equal opportunities in the workforce to all U.S.
From Caitlin Mai Chong Lee’s time as a UW-Eau Claire student, graduating in 2003 with a political science and world politics degree, to her 20-year-long position as an equal opportunity specialist in the Affirmative Action Office and various leadership positions ...
My direct supervisor at Penn State pushed an aggressive “anti-racism” campaign that abandoned cherished human rights principles.
A former Pennsylvania State University professor is suing the school and alleging he was subjected to racist attacks and forced to teach that "all students see that white supremacy manifests itself in language and in writing pedagogy."