Law Professor Likens Justice Scalia To KKK Just Because He Was Cool With Killing Innocent Black People
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Basically... is doing a lot of work for everyone in this story.
Not the kind of rep a law school wants.
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STOP IT with the slurs in the classroom.
How hard is it to NOT use a slur in class?
The prof is fighting over the right to use the n-word without consequence.
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Academic freedom? Seriously?
The week where Biglaw lunchroom policy got wrapped up in ongoing litigation threats.
Seriously, what's going on?!?
It's amazingly easy not to use racial slurs, and yet we're talking about Emory again.
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Again? Really? Check out the update to the story. The Professor has been placed on administrative leave pending an investigation.
Hopefully, this will prevent a similar issue from happening in the future.
The professor said while he literally said the N-word to a black woman, he didn't intend to direct the slur at her, and he did not intend to normalize the offensive term.
Bill Clinton hasn't played a room of people this disappointed since...
It never gets any easier to play this game of whack-a-racist, personally or professionally. And with Trump ascendant right now, I can't even say it gets better.