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Ilya Shapiro Announces Resignation After Georgetown U. 'Abandoned Free Speech' - Vimarsana News

Ilya Shapiro Announces Resignation After Georgetown U. 'Abandoned Free Speech'

Constitutional law scholar Ilya Shapiro announced his resignation from Georgetown University on Monday, saying that the school has "yielded to the progressive mob," and has "abandoned free speech."

Ilya Shapiro Resigns From Georgetown Law in Scorching Letter - Vimarsana News

Ilya Shapiro Resigns From Georgetown Law in Scorching Letter

Months after being placed on leave at the behest of a woke mob and just days after being reinstated by administrators, Ilya Shapiro resigned from Georgetown on Monday in a

'Free Speech For Thee, But Not For Me' - Why Ilya Shapiro Quit Georgetown - Vimarsana News

'Free Speech For Thee, But Not For Me' - Why Ilya Shapiro Quit Georgetown

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Ilya Shapiro Resigns from Georgetown Law – 'I Won't Live This Way' - Vimarsana News

Ilya Shapiro Resigns from Georgetown Law – 'I Won't Live This Way'

After a four-month investigation into a tweet he has since deleted, newly hired Georgetown Law Professor Ilya Shapiro resigned from his position Monday, declaring “I won’t live this way,” and labeling Georgetown “a place that doesn’t value free speech.”

Conservative Law Professor Resigns From Georgetown After Months-Long Investigation Into His Tweets Comes Up Empty - Vimarsana News

Conservative Law Professor Resigns From Georgetown After Months-Long Investigation Into His Tweets Comes Up Empty

Conservative law professor Ilya Shapiro resigned from Georgetown Law School on Monday after a four-month-long investigation.