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Former Governor's School professor fired after controversial lecture at WSSU, files lawsuit with NC DPI
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Dr. David Phillips, a former professor at NC Governer's School, sues the N.C. Department of Public Instruction, claiming his First Amendment rights were violated.
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Alliance Defending Freedom filed a lawsuit in state court Friday on behalf of a professor who was allegedly fired after he spoke out against critical theory.
The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction “unlawfully” fired Dr. David Phillips from its Governor’s School in 2021 for opposing “racially divisive ideology,” a lawsuit filed by […]
Dr. David Phillips, a former professor at NC Governer's School, sues the N.C. Department of Public Instruction, claiming his First Amendment rights were violated.
A professor is suing the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction after he was allegedly fired for criticizing critical race theory while teaching at a state-organized summer program for incoming high school seniors.
A North Carolina professor has claimed that he was fired from a prestigious high school for criticizing critical race theory in a Friday lawsuit, according to a report from Fox 17 WZTV....
North Carolina professor Dr. David Phillips filed a lawsuit that claimed he was fired without explanation following seminars criticizing Critical Race Theory.
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