Zone1 White student sues historically black college Howard University for $2M over racial discrimination

[1srelluc]

A white student at Howard University’s law school is suing the institution for racial discrimination, alleging the school created a “hostile education environment.”

Michael Newman, the plaintiff, attended Howard University School of Law starting in the fall semester of 2020 and remained there for just two years until he was expelled in September 2022. He is seeking $2 million in monetary damages for “pain, suffering, emotional anguish and damage to his reputation.”

Frank Tramble, Vice President and Chief Communications Officer for Howard University, said that while he could not comment “substantively” due to pending litigation, the university “is prepared to vigorously defend itself in this lawsuit as the claims provide a one-sided and self-serving narrative of the events leading to the end of the student’s enrollment at the University.”

Newman suffered “depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts” as a result of “public ostracism, vilification and humiliation,” the lawsuit claims.

At one point, Global Head of Diversity Recruiting Reggie McGahee allegedly told Newman he had become the most hated student McGahee had seen during his tenure at the university, according to the suit.

When Newman raised concerns over his treatment to school administrators, the law school’s dean allegedly denied that Caucasian students at Howard Law, and Newman in particular, faced racial discrimination to any degree.

White student sues historically black college Howard University for $2M over racial discrimination

He should have listened to the Dilbert guy.

Jokes aside it's hard to tell from the article if he's looking for a payout, trolling, or righteously smiting at hypocrisy. Time will tell.


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[AMart]

Wow the people that run this school and the students really went after this guy. He a receipts and a good case.

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Peter Aitken
Sun, February 26, 2023 at 6:30 PM GMT+1


A White student at Howard University’s law school is suing the institution for racial discrimination, alleging the school created a "hostile education environment."
Michael Newman, the plaintiff, attended Howard University School of Law starting in the fall semester of 2020 and remained there for just two years until he was expelled in September 2022. He is seeking $2 million in monetary damages for "pain, suffering, emotional anguish and damage to his reputation."
Frank Tramble, vice president and chief communications officer for Howard University, said that while he could not comment "substantively" due to pending litigation, the university "is prepared to vigorously defend itself in this lawsuit as the claims provide a one-sided and self-serving narrative of the events leading to the end of the student’s enrollment at the university."
Newman suffered "depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts" as a result of "public ostracism, vilification and humiliation," the lawsuit claims. At one point, Global Head of Diversity Recruiting Reggie McGahee allegedly told Newman that he had become the most hated student McGahee had seen during his tenure at the university, according to the suit.
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When Newman raised concerns over his treatment to school administrators, the law school’s dean allegedly denied that Caucasian students at Howard Law, and Newman in particular, faced racial discrimination to any degree.

Howard University in Washington, D.C., Feb. 1, 2022.
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Following discussions of Newman’s purported racial insensitivity, students learned of a tweet from Newman’s private Twitter account that included a picture of a slave baring his badly scarred back with the caption: "But we don’t know what he did before the picture was taken," according to the lawsuit.
Newman claimed the tweet was mocking commentators who "attempt to explain away videos of police brutality by claiming the victim must have committed wrongdoing before the video started." He alleged that students responded with references to his race, gender, sexual preference, age and personal appearance.
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The trouble started when the university shifted to remote learning at the start of the pandemic, meaning students communicated through purely online forums and through GroupMe chats, Newman claimed in court papers.
After a symposium featuring an African-American speaker in the run-up to the 2020 election, Newman said he posted on a professor’s forum page asking if further dialogue could be had on "whether: (1) Black voters didn’t question turning to government for solutions, and (2) reliably voting for the same party every election disincentivized both parties from responding to the needs of the black communities."

Howard University President Wayne A.I. Frederick discusses a plan to make improvements to Howard University's financial standing and patient services at a media briefing at Howard University in Washington, D.C., Sept., 20, 2016.More
Some students responded negatively to Newman’s post and reached out to school administrators, prompting Newman’s removal from one of his group chats for the class, according to the allegations.
Newman also described feeling "utterly disenfranchised" at the school and compared himself to a Black student at a primarily White university. The student response was again largely negative, with some calling his comment "offensive," he claimed.
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Newman repeatedly apologized for offending anyone, stressing he was seeking to "learn, not just law, but to learn the thoughts and experiences of people of color," the lawsuit stated.
But Newman allegedly faced more overt hostility, with many students starting to refer to him as "mayo king" (a perceived reference to his race) and "white panther," and students claimed that "controversies" that they blamed on Newman had caused "severe stress" and "distracted them from their studies.
Newman tried to remedy the situation by sending out a four-part letter to explain his views, but the effort was labeled a "manifesto," with one student accusing him of "manipulating [classmates’] emotions … as a social experiment," the lawsuit said. The letters allegedly resulted in Newman’s removal from a second class-wide group chat.
School of Law Dean Danielle Holley later secretly recorded a Zoom meeting she called with Newman and McGahee, during which she suggested Newman transfer to another school, accusing him of racially harassing classmates, according to the allegations.
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During a digital town hall attended by 300 participants to discuss controversies surrounding Newman, Holley allegedly characterized Newman’s letters as "disturbing in every sense of the word," according to the suit. She allegedly blocked him from using several functions to try and speak up in his defense, even disabling the chat function and turning off his camera.
Holley and Newman wound up filing simultaneous complaints, with Holley accusing Newman of "continual harassment of member [sic] of the Howard Law community, and disturbance of the learning environment at the School of Law." At the same time, Newman claimed Holley had perpetuated "threats," "discrimination" and a "hostile academic environment."

Danielle Holley, dean of Howard University School of Law, Sept. 1, 2016.
In a panel reviewing Holley’s complaint, the school determined that Newman was "responsible" and ruled that he should be expelled. To his knowledge, Newman’s complaint was never adjudicated, the suit claimed.
Newman appealed the ruling, but a second review panel allegedly reached the same conclusion despite the revelation that Holley had supplied the first panel with evidence that Newman never saw, which he argued amounted to "secret evidence."
The attorneys representing Newman filed the suit in federal court.
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Newman’s lawyers will try to prove the school broke its contract with Newman, a student who attended on a scholarship, after a series of incidents and accusations led to multiple review panels and hearings that resulted in his expulsion, according to the lawsuit.

'Most hated': White student sues historically Black college for $2 million over racial discrimination

Michael Newman, a scholarship student at Howard University School of Law, says school administrators did not support him when he raised his concerns about discrimination.

www.yahoo.com

 

[1srelluc]

Beat you by 3 minutes.

 

[candycorn]

He' humiliating himself now....

 

[Likkmee]

A white student at Howard University’s law school is suing the institution for racial discrimination, alleging the school created a “hostile education environment.”

Michael Newman, the plaintiff, attended Howard University School of Law starting in the fall semester of 2020 and remained there for just two years until he was expelled in September 2022. He is seeking $2 million in monetary damages for “pain, suffering, emotional anguish and damage to his reputation.”

Frank Tramble, Vice President and Chief Communications Officer for Howard University, said that while he could not comment “substantively” due to pending litigation, the university “is prepared to vigorously defend itself in this lawsuit as the claims provide a one-sided and self-serving narrative of the events leading to the end of the student’s enrollment at the University.”

Newman suffered “depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts” as a result of “public ostracism, vilification and humiliation,” the lawsuit claims.

At one point, Global Head of Diversity Recruiting Reggie McGahee allegedly told Newman he had become the most hated student McGahee had seen during his tenure at the university, according to the suit.

When Newman raised concerns over his treatment to school administrators, the law school’s dean allegedly denied that Caucasian students at Howard Law, and Newman in particular, faced racial discrimination to any degree.

White student sues historically black college Howard University for $2M over racial discrimination

He should have listened to the Dilbert guy.

Jokes aside it's hard to tell from the article if he's looking for a payout, trolling, or righteously smiting at hypocrisy. Time will tell.


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Beats the shit outa working for 20 years, eh ?

 

[JGalt]

A white student at Howard University’s law school is suing the institution for racial discrimination, alleging the school created a “hostile education environment.”

Michael Newman, the plaintiff, attended Howard University School of Law starting in the fall semester of 2020 and remained there for just two years until he was expelled in September 2022. He is seeking $2 million in monetary damages for “pain, suffering, emotional anguish and damage to his reputation.”

Frank Tramble, Vice President and Chief Communications Officer for Howard University, said that while he could not comment “substantively” due to pending litigation, the university “is prepared to vigorously defend itself in this lawsuit as the claims provide a one-sided and self-serving narrative of the events leading to the end of the student’s enrollment at the University.”

Newman suffered “depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts” as a result of “public ostracism, vilification and humiliation,” the lawsuit claims.

At one point, Global Head of Diversity Recruiting Reggie McGahee allegedly told Newman he had become the most hated student McGahee had seen during his tenure at the university, according to the suit.

When Newman raised concerns over his treatment to school administrators, the law school’s dean allegedly denied that Caucasian students at Howard Law, and Newman in particular, faced racial discrimination to any degree.

White student sues historically black college Howard University for $2M over racial discrimination

He should have listened to the Dilbert guy.

Jokes aside it's hard to tell from the article if he's looking for a payout, trolling, or righteously smiting at hypocrisy. Time will tell.


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"He should have listened to that Dilbert guy..."

 

[Dragonlady]

Wow the people that run this school and the students really went after this guy. He a receipts and a good case.

4.5k
Peter Aitken
Sun, February 26, 2023 at 6:30 PM GMT+1


A White student at Howard University’s law school is suing the institution for racial discrimination, alleging the school created a "hostile education environment."
Michael Newman, the plaintiff, attended Howard University School of Law starting in the fall semester of 2020 and remained there for just two years until he was expelled in September 2022. He is seeking $2 million in monetary damages for "pain, suffering, emotional anguish and damage to his reputation."
Frank Tramble, vice president and chief communications officer for Howard University, said that while he could not comment "substantively" due to pending litigation, the university "is prepared to vigorously defend itself in this lawsuit as the claims provide a one-sided and self-serving narrative of the events leading to the end of the student’s enrollment at the university."
Newman suffered "depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts" as a result of "public ostracism, vilification and humiliation," the lawsuit claims. At one point, Global Head of Diversity Recruiting Reggie McGahee allegedly told Newman that he had become the most hated student McGahee had seen during his tenure at the university, according to the suit.
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When Newman raised concerns over his treatment to school administrators, the law school’s dean allegedly denied that Caucasian students at Howard Law, and Newman in particular, faced racial discrimination to any degree.

Howard University in Washington, D.C., Feb. 1, 2022.
READ ON THE FOX NEWS APP
Following discussions of Newman’s purported racial insensitivity, students learned of a tweet from Newman’s private Twitter account that included a picture of a slave baring his badly scarred back with the caption: "But we don’t know what he did before the picture was taken," according to the lawsuit.
Newman claimed the tweet was mocking commentators who "attempt to explain away videos of police brutality by claiming the victim must have committed wrongdoing before the video started." He alleged that students responded with references to his race, gender, sexual preference, age and personal appearance.
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The trouble started when the university shifted to remote learning at the start of the pandemic, meaning students communicated through purely online forums and through GroupMe chats, Newman claimed in court papers.
After a symposium featuring an African-American speaker in the run-up to the 2020 election, Newman said he posted on a professor’s forum page asking if further dialogue could be had on "whether: (1) Black voters didn’t question turning to government for solutions, and (2) reliably voting for the same party every election disincentivized both parties from responding to the needs of the black communities."

Howard University President Wayne A.I. Frederick discusses a plan to make improvements to Howard University's financial standing and patient services at a media briefing at Howard University in Washington, D.C., Sept., 20, 2016.More
Some students responded negatively to Newman’s post and reached out to school administrators, prompting Newman’s removal from one of his group chats for the class, according to the allegations.
Newman also described feeling "utterly disenfranchised" at the school and compared himself to a Black student at a primarily White university. The student response was again largely negative, with some calling his comment "offensive," he claimed.
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Newman repeatedly apologized for offending anyone, stressing he was seeking to "learn, not just law, but to learn the thoughts and experiences of people of color," the lawsuit stated.
But Newman allegedly faced more overt hostility, with many students starting to refer to him as "mayo king" (a perceived reference to his race) and "white panther," and students claimed that "controversies" that they blamed on Newman had caused "severe stress" and "distracted them from their studies.
Newman tried to remedy the situation by sending out a four-part letter to explain his views, but the effort was labeled a "manifesto," with one student accusing him of "manipulating [classmates’] emotions … as a social experiment," the lawsuit said. The letters allegedly resulted in Newman’s removal from a second class-wide group chat.
School of Law Dean Danielle Holley later secretly recorded a Zoom meeting she called with Newman and McGahee, during which she suggested Newman transfer to another school, accusing him of racially harassing classmates, according to the allegations.
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During a digital town hall attended by 300 participants to discuss controversies surrounding Newman, Holley allegedly characterized Newman’s letters as "disturbing in every sense of the word," according to the suit. She allegedly blocked him from using several functions to try and speak up in his defense, even disabling the chat function and turning off his camera.
Holley and Newman wound up filing simultaneous complaints, with Holley accusing Newman of "continual harassment of member [sic] of the Howard Law community, and disturbance of the learning environment at the School of Law." At the same time, Newman claimed Holley had perpetuated "threats," "discrimination" and a "hostile academic environment."

Danielle Holley, dean of Howard University School of Law, Sept. 1, 2016.
In a panel reviewing Holley’s complaint, the school determined that Newman was "responsible" and ruled that he should be expelled. To his knowledge, Newman’s complaint was never adjudicated, the suit claimed.
Newman appealed the ruling, but a second review panel allegedly reached the same conclusion despite the revelation that Holley had supplied the first panel with evidence that Newman never saw, which he argued amounted to "secret evidence."
The attorneys representing Newman filed the suit in federal court.
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Newman’s lawyers will try to prove the school broke its contract with Newman, a student who attended on a scholarship, after a series of incidents and accusations led to multiple review panels and hearings that resulted in his expulsion, according to the lawsuit.

'Most hated': White student sues historically Black college for $2 million over racial discrimination

Michael Newman, a scholarship student at Howard University School of Law, says school administrators did not support him when he raised his concerns about discrimination.

www.yahoo.com

I read the whole article. It’s apparent that this asshole signed up for the law school at this predominantly black university simply to cause trouble.

He was condescending arrogant and racist, and when called on this, he wasted the school’s time and resources by refusing to moderate his very hostile behaviour.

 

[Libby von H]

Wow the people that run this school and the students really went after this guy. He a receipts and a good case.

4.5k
Peter Aitken
Sun, February 26, 2023 at 6:30 PM GMT+1


A White student at Howard University’s law school is suing the institution for racial discrimination, alleging the school created a "hostile education environment."
Michael Newman, the plaintiff, attended Howard University School of Law starting in the fall semester of 2020 and remained there for just two years until he was expelled in September 2022. He is seeking $2 million in monetary damages for "pain, suffering, emotional anguish and damage to his reputation."
Frank Tramble, vice president and chief communications officer for Howard University, said that while he could not comment "substantively" due to pending litigation, the university "is prepared to vigorously defend itself in this lawsuit as the claims provide a one-sided and self-serving narrative of the events leading to the end of the student’s enrollment at the university."
Newman suffered "depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts" as a result of "public ostracism, vilification and humiliation," the lawsuit claims. At one point, Global Head of Diversity Recruiting Reggie McGahee allegedly told Newman that he had become the most hated student McGahee had seen during his tenure at the university, according to the suit.
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When Newman raised concerns over his treatment to school administrators, the law school’s dean allegedly denied that Caucasian students at Howard Law, and Newman in particular, faced racial discrimination to any degree.

Howard University in Washington, D.C., Feb. 1, 2022.
READ ON THE FOX NEWS APP
Following discussions of Newman’s purported racial insensitivity, students learned of a tweet from Newman’s private Twitter account that included a picture of a slave baring his badly scarred back with the caption: "But we don’t know what he did before the picture was taken," according to the lawsuit.
Newman claimed the tweet was mocking commentators who "attempt to explain away videos of police brutality by claiming the victim must have committed wrongdoing before the video started." He alleged that students responded with references to his race, gender, sexual preference, age and personal appearance.
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The trouble started when the university shifted to remote learning at the start of the pandemic, meaning students communicated through purely online forums and through GroupMe chats, Newman claimed in court papers.
After a symposium featuring an African-American speaker in the run-up to the 2020 election, Newman said he posted on a professor’s forum page asking if further dialogue could be had on "whether: (1) Black voters didn’t question turning to government for solutions, and (2) reliably voting for the same party every election disincentivized both parties from responding to the needs of the black communities."

Howard University President Wayne A.I. Frederick discusses a plan to make improvements to Howard University's financial standing and patient services at a media briefing at Howard University in Washington, D.C., Sept., 20, 2016.More
Some students responded negatively to Newman’s post and reached out to school administrators, prompting Newman’s removal from one of his group chats for the class, according to the allegations.
Newman also described feeling "utterly disenfranchised" at the school and compared himself to a Black student at a primarily White university. The student response was again largely negative, with some calling his comment "offensive," he claimed.
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Newman repeatedly apologized for offending anyone, stressing he was seeking to "learn, not just law, but to learn the thoughts and experiences of people of color," the lawsuit stated.
But Newman allegedly faced more overt hostility, with many students starting to refer to him as "mayo king" (a perceived reference to his race) and "white panther," and students claimed that "controversies" that they blamed on Newman had caused "severe stress" and "distracted them from their studies.
Newman tried to remedy the situation by sending out a four-part letter to explain his views, but the effort was labeled a "manifesto," with one student accusing him of "manipulating [classmates’] emotions … as a social experiment," the lawsuit said. The letters allegedly resulted in Newman’s removal from a second class-wide group chat.
School of Law Dean Danielle Holley later secretly recorded a Zoom meeting she called with Newman and McGahee, during which she suggested Newman transfer to another school, accusing him of racially harassing classmates, according to the allegations.
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During a digital town hall attended by 300 participants to discuss controversies surrounding Newman, Holley allegedly characterized Newman’s letters as "disturbing in every sense of the word," according to the suit. She allegedly blocked him from using several functions to try and speak up in his defense, even disabling the chat function and turning off his camera.
Holley and Newman wound up filing simultaneous complaints, with Holley accusing Newman of "continual harassment of member [sic] of the Howard Law community, and disturbance of the learning environment at the School of Law." At the same time, Newman claimed Holley had perpetuated "threats," "discrimination" and a "hostile academic environment."

Danielle Holley, dean of Howard University School of Law, Sept. 1, 2016.
In a panel reviewing Holley’s complaint, the school determined that Newman was "responsible" and ruled that he should be expelled. To his knowledge, Newman’s complaint was never adjudicated, the suit claimed.
Newman appealed the ruling, but a second review panel allegedly reached the same conclusion despite the revelation that Holley had supplied the first panel with evidence that Newman never saw, which he argued amounted to "secret evidence."
The attorneys representing Newman filed the suit in federal court.
CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP
Newman’s lawyers will try to prove the school broke its contract with Newman, a student who attended on a scholarship, after a series of incidents and accusations led to multiple review panels and hearings that resulted in his expulsion, according to the lawsuit.

'Most hated': White student sues historically Black college for $2 million over racial discrimination

Michael Newman, a scholarship student at Howard University School of Law, says school administrators did not support him when he raised his concerns about discrimination.

www.yahoo.com

Shows how brilliantly prescient Justice Clarence Thomas was and is. As I remember it, the first result of integration and race legistlation was to make whites and blacks say that HBUC's were inferior now because --- catch this-- they had to be because they are all Black.

So as long as the Black community doesn't see how contemptuous Biden is of them, it will get worse.

“t never ceasesto amaze me that the courts are so willing to assume that anything that is predominantly black must be inferior.”255

515 U.S. 70, 114 (1995) (Thomas, J., concurring).

 

[MarathonMike]

He knew what a firestorm he was going to start by his Tweet using the much circulated terrible picture of a whipped slave and writing "But we don’t know what he did before the picture was taken."

You don't go to Howard in particular and post something like that without a motive.

 

[BlackUK_Dude]

Michael Newman

What a loser, enrolling at Howard with the intent of antagonizing black classmates with blatant racism and then crying foul/playing the victim. This is a guy who called himself the "mayo king"

He planned it from the start

“I’m going to attend Law School at a Historically Black College. I’ll then say racist shyt, make sly racial remarks, and micro aggressions to get them riled up. Once they roast the shyt out of me like I’ve seen on Twitter, I can sue them. I’ll be rich!”

He's an alt-right troll. He’s got zero case which is why he’s representing himself.

He couldn't go there and be normal. Get an education, hit a couple parties, fukk a few females, get his degree and keep it pushin. He had to do all that EXTRA shyt.

 

[AMart]

What a loser, enrolling at Howard with the intent of antagonizing black classmates with blatant racism and then crying foul/playing the victim. This is a guy who called himself the "mayo king"

He planned it from the start

“I’m going to attend Law School at a Historically Black College. I’ll then say racist shyt, make sly racial remarks, and micro aggressions to get them riled up. Once they roast the shyt out of me like I’ve seen on Twitter, I can sue them. I’ll be rich!”

He's an alt-right troll. He’s got zero case which is why he’s representing himself.

He couldn't go there and be normal. Get an education, hit a couple parties, fukk a few females, get his degree and keep it pushin. He had to do all that EXTRA shyt.

Yet anti white hatred is institutionalized everywhere.

 

[MarathonMike]

What a loser, enrolling at Howard with the intent of antagonizing black classmates with blatant racism and then crying foul/playing the victim. This is a guy who called himself the "mayo king"

He planned it from the start

“I’m going to attend Law School at a Historically Black College. I’ll then say racist shyt, make sly racial remarks, and micro aggressions to get them riled up. Once they roast the shyt out of me like I’ve seen on Twitter, I can sue them. I’ll be rich!”

He's an alt-right troll. He’s got zero case which is why he’s representing himself.

He couldn't go there and be normal. Get an education, hit a couple parties, fukk a few females, get his degree and keep it pushin. He had to do all that EXTRA shyt.

We don't know for certain, but it appears he had a plan. Some people are just opportunists and he appears to be one.

 

[BlackUK_Dude]

Yet anti white hatred is institutionalized everywhere.

There have been many bomb threats (57 since in the last few years) made against Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU’s) across the USA

Tell me about the blk ppl in the USA threatening or planning to bomb white universities over there ?

I’ll wait

 

[el midgetron]

You bros sound like old Jim Crow talking about Ruby Bridges and Rosa Parks. Why shouldn’t he have sat down at a lunch counter that would refuse him equitable service? It’s a black college, systemic racism is built right into it. The entire reason we have HBC is due to segregation. Students should feel welcome regardless of the color of their skin, even if their skin is white.

I would genuinely enjoy hashing this out with someone. Because often in the accusations of systemic racism, the argument redirects you to something in the past. Something we can never out live.

Liberals see systemic racism everywhere except the places it actually exists. Is racial segregation good or bad?