“You can’t fire professors simply for exercising their First Amendment rights,” attorney Josh Bleisch said. “How much more taxpayer money is [college President Neil] Matkin going to throw away before he gets the message?"
November 07, 2022 at 06:03 PM
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A Philadelphia-based legal organization for teacher/student free expression forced the reinstatement, through a settlement, of a North Texas college professor, who was fired for using the institution’s name in her association with controversial issues.
FIRE, the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, announced the settlement agreement between education professor Suzanne Jones and Collin College.
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Suzanne Jones, education professor at Collin College. Courtesy photo.
