'The lawsuit states UW violated the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Wilkins’ First and Fourteenth Amendment rights.'
The lawsuit states UW violated the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Wilkins’ First and Fourteenth Amendment rights.that he is not surprised about the lawsuit.
“There is a strong DEI culture here where people on campus make it known that white people ought to acknowledge their privilege,” Saint toldSaint explained how he had seen “professors or faculty of some sort preaching about how white males are the worst part of society.” “Many buy into the neo-marxist principles propped up by Critical Race Theory and Critical Gender Theory,” Saint said. “They believe in the oppressed/oppressor system and teach it to their students. This happens a lot in the Arts and Sciences, but I even know STEM majors who have had to deal with professors that emphasize CRT principles in their courses.”
The U.S. District Court of Wyoming had dismissed all but one of Wilkins’ claims before the settlement was reached,
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