A UCLA professor was suspended for not providing special treatment to black students in the light of George Floyd’s death. The professor is suing the University of California Los Angeles for more than $19 million over the well-publicized incident that garnered national notoriety.
Gordon Klein – a lecturer of accounting at the Anderson School of Management – made headlines in June 2020 when he refused to give preferential treatment to black students.
As Blaze News previously reported, Klein was asked by a student if black students would be given special accommodations because of George Floyd’s death and the subsequent Black Lives Matter protests.
“The student requested a no-harm and shortened final exam, and extended deadlines for final assignments and projects in consideration of black students’ well-being in light of nationwide protests against police brutality,” the Daily Bruin reported.
Klein responded by writing:
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