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Investigator Determines Student’s Social Justice Bake Sale Didn’t Violate Federal Law

Investigator Determines Student’s Social Justice Bake Sale Didn’t Violate Federal Law

“absolved Regis University student Alex Beck of all 4 accusations”

What happened here is that a student held a bake sale mocking social justice and ended up being investigated.

Think about that.

The Daily Caller reports:

Investigator: Student’s Bake Sale Mocking Progressives Did Not Violate Federal Law

An investigator determined that a student accused by his university of discrimination because of a mock “Social Justice Bake Sale” did not violate university policy or federal law, according to a letter obtained by The Daily Caller News Foundation Sunday.

Third-party investigator Jody Luna absolved Regis University student Alex Beck of all 4 accusations of discrimination and unauthorized videotaping in the letter. Regis accused Beck of discrimination after the student mocked progressive identity politics by selling baked goods based on customers’ race, gender, and sexuality as part of a Young Americans for Liberty event.

“Numerous students were justifiably offended by Mr. Beck’s ‘bake sale’ and [the fact] that he priced items based on the purchaser’s protected status,” said Luna in the investigation, results of which the Catholic university sent to Beck Friday. “However, there were insufficient facts to find that his conduct violated specific Regis policy or the law.”

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Comments

“justifiably offended”???

get over yourself, cuddles.

A bake sale could have violated federal law? Someone actually investigated? What a waste of time.

    JPL17 in reply to Dave. | August 9, 2017 at 6:57 pm

    Waste of time? Maybe not. Hopefully the Regis College administration succeeded in radicalizing a few young libertarians who in 20 years will help tear the entire existing corrupt higher education system down.