Emporia Bulletin Student Opinion Editor: Point of Know Return

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Debra Rittgers' Defamation Lawsuit Against Dr. Hale Dismissed

August 13, 2019

ESU Bulletin news article:
"Hale must retract or face the axe"(read more...)

ESU Bulletin

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Archive:

*July 14, 2017: Dr. Melvin Hale & wife Angelica Hale lawsuits vs Emporia State and it's leaders granted to move forward on the
same day.  MORE...

*Judge permits Dr. Melvin Hale's counterclaim lawsuit against Emporia State University employee Debra Rittgers to proceed. Read details of the judge's decision here.

*In addition to the 3 federal cases against ESU employees relating to the hate speech incident at Emporia State,

  there is currently a 4th active federal discrimination case against the university filed by Dr. Rajesh Singh: http://bit.ly/1Mputzk

               4 federal lawsuits against ESU, its leaders and selected School of Library and Information Studies (SLIM) faculty, staff

Video of the March on Emporia #1 on 9/15/15

The Topeka Capital Journal: "Former Emporia State University employee takes race complaint to federal court"  January 9, 2019(READ)

The Big Story/The Associated Press (Breaking News, July 2015)

Emporia State couple claims racial harassment at university

https://www.apnews.com/9baf93c4236f46f193d349c3ddec2691

The Topeka Capital Journal: " Federal judge says Emporia State University retaliated when employee complained of racial slur" July 17, 2019(READ)

Over 300 petitions! Visit our social media pages below or see our Change.org petition and comments by clicking here

The Kansas City Star:"Former Emporia State employees win, lose separate racial discrimination lawsuits" July 17, 2019(READ)

A MARCH.

Inside Higher Ed: " Former Employee Wins Retaliation Case Against Emporia State" July 19, 2019(READ)

You joined us in person and online (via our Facebook page) in a march against injustice and inequity for faculty, staff and students of color at Emporia State University in Emporia Kansas. Our FIRST historic marches. MANY issues.

9/15/19 - The 4th anniversary of the March on Emporia, at Emporia State University (read)

7/19/19 - Federal judge verdict in favor of Angelica Hale in Title 7 retaliation lawsuit against Emporia State University after she spoke out against racism at the university library school and on campus. Read below:

KVOE RADIOhttp://kvoe.com/newsedit/11060-beyond-talking-second-march-of-emporia-held-at-esu

KVOE RADIO http://www.kvoe.com/newsedit/10402-march-on-emporia-nearly-here

EMPORIA GAZETTEhttp://www.emporiagazette.com/news/article_2b5d2855-236c-5b34-a0ee-090238ea7261.html
WIBW TV  http://www.wibw.com/home/headlines/Emporia-State-University-students-march-for-justice-327788881.html