Controversial Comments by Chicago Professor Spark Outrage and Apology

UC Davis Chancellor Gary S. May condemns the recent social media posts attributed to a faculty member, stating that they are revolting and in disagreement with the university's values. The university rejects all forms of violence and discrimination and will review the matter in accordance with established policies and procedures for handling faculty discipline. The status of complaints against faculty members is confidential, and the university is unable to publicly comment on the steps being taken. The expression of controversial or abhorrent opinions is protected under the First Amendment, and the university is carefully reviewing the matter to ensure a response consistent with universitywide policy and constitutional protections.
- Statement from Chancellor May on Comments Attributed to Faculty Member University of California, Davis
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