Her voice could be heard trembling at certain points, although it's unclear whether she was upset at Duncan, or just excited at having the chance to perform. You have authority and power to make decisions that impact the lives of millions,' Steinbach continued. 'They feel harmed not just by your speech - because if it was just words that would be one thing.
Woke students clicked their fingers in support - after progressive colleges warned handclapping can cause offense - and cried 'Yes' in agreement. She continued: 'For many people at the law school who work here, who study here, and who live here, your advocacy - your opinions from the bench - land as absolute disenfranchisement of their rights.' There was no mention made of any potential sanctions against Steinbach, other staffers or discipline toward the students.ĭuncan looked on bemused as Steinbach stood at the lectern and told the law students she 'had to write something down because I am so uncomfortable up here.' Freedom of speech is a bedrock principle for the law school, the university, and a democratic society, and we can and must do better to ensure that it continues even in polarized times.' The letter closes with Tessier-Lavigne and Martinez promising they 'are taking steps to ensure that something like this does not happen again. Judge Duncan event at Stanford from Ethics and Public Policy Center on Vimeo. The letter goes on to say that students had a right to 'protest but not disrupt' and that staff members like Steinbach 'failed' to enforce university policy.
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As has already been communicated to our community, what happened was inconsistent with our policies on free speech, and we are very sorry about the experience you had while visiting our campus.' 'We write to apologize for the disruption of your recent speech at Stanford Law School. Martinez had written a similar letter to students on Friday. President Marc Tessier-Lavigne and dean of Stanford Law Jenny Martinez wrote an apology letter to Duncan, dated Saturday. Steinbach - a former ACLU lawyer who previously defended free speech - initially claimed Duncan had a right to express his views. But she then launched into an impassioned six minute speech - which she had written down - condemning his life's work. Judge Kyle Duncan, from the fifth circuit of appeals, was ambushed by associate dean of equity, diversity and inclusion Tirien Steinbach during a discussion Thursday night. We versioned our elements into a world of pirate adventure for High Seas month, and created a jungle playground for Wild Safari month.Stanford University has apologized to a Trump-appointed judge who faced an embarrassing protest by a woke student mob - joined by the school's dean of 'equity' - after he was invited to speak at the college's Law School. Additionally, we set the tone for the custom monthly themes on the channel. with a versatile, modular toolset of elements that they could repurpose, reconfigure and expand upon. Part of creating this new world meant providing Nick Jr. Pathways became a thematic element throughout the package.
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