Case reviews the dismissal of a Title VI claim involving advocacy and protests at Northwestern University, suggesting implications for student free speech rights.
While attending Northwestern University's Pritzker School of Law, a student was active in pro‐Palestinian, anti‐war advocacy and participated in multiple campus protests. At one demonstration, other students recorded the student and fellow protesters despite being asked to stop. Members of the university community also made threatening remarks about their careers. Afterward, protest images and videos circulated online, leading to racist and harmful comments about the protesters.
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