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A former KSU cheerleader has sued university officials, a former state representative and the county sheriff, claiming that her constitutional rights were violated when cheerleaders were barred from the playing field during the national anthem.
September 07, 2018 at 03:04 PM
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A Kennesaw State University cheerleader who with four other members of her squad knelt during the national anthem at a football game last year has sued university and public officials, claiming the women were later banned from the field whenever “The Star-Spangled Banner” played.
Tommia Dean, now a KSU sophomore but no longer a KSU cheerleader, filed the civil rights lawsuit Sept. 5.
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