US EditionTwo FAU Faculty Members Return to Work After Charlie Kirk Comments Found to Be Protected Speech
FAU reinstated two professors after an investigation found their social media comments about Charlie Kirk were protected by the First Amendment, while a third professor remains under review.
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FAU Reinstates 2 Faculty on Leave for Charlie Kirk Comments
Two professors at Florida Atlantic University are back at work after the university placed them on administrative leave for making comments related to Charlie Kirk’s death, The South Florida Sun Sentinel reported Wednesday.
Two FAU faculty members return to work after Charlie Kirk comments found to be protected speech
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Two Florida Atlantic University faculty members returned to work Tuesday after a university investigation concluded that comments they made about Charlie Kirk were protected speech.
Two FAU faculty members return to work after Charlie Kirk comments found to be protected speech
Two Florida Atlantic University faculty members returned to work Tuesday after a university investigation concluded that comments they made about Charlie Kirk were protected speech. Karen Leader, an associate professor of art history, and Rebel Cole, an eminent scholar in the College of Business, have resumed their full duties after two months of administrative leave, according to an FAU spokesperson. The two faculty members, along with a third,…
Two FAU faculty members return to work after Charlie Kirk comments found to be protected speech
Two Florida Atlantic University faculty members returned to work Tuesday after a university investigation concluded that comments they made about Charlie Kirk were protected speech.
The Flawed Firing of a Public University Professor: First Amendment Lessons About Online Speech Rights
By late September, the New York Times had identified “more than 145” instances of people being “fired, suspended, reassigned or pushed to resign . . . for things they said about [Charlie Kirk’s] assassination.” NBC News asserted that such actions stemmed from “a campaign propelled by conservative influencers and Republican lawmakers who urged schools and other employers to fire people who they say made light of or celebrated Kirk’s death.” Indee…
Two FAU faculty members return to work after Charlie Kirk comments found to be protected speech
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Two Florida Atlantic University faculty members returned to work Tuesday after a university investigation concluded that comments they made about Charlie Kirk were protected speech.
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