Kelly S. asked

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I am a black male professor at a public state university in Minnesota who has been restricted from participating in off-campus student activities due to complaints of poor judgment, despite being cleared of all wrongdoing in multiple investigations. Is it reasonable for me to feel that my civil rights are being violated?

July 3rd, 2024

Lauren H. answered

Yes, it is reasonable to feel that your civil rights may be being violated. This situation could pot...

July 3rd, 2024

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