The University of Oklahoma graduate teaching assistant, removed from teaching following a discrimination investigation, is speaking out for the first time through her attorney. Mel Curth’s legal team says she denies acting arbitrarily in grading a student’s essay and is considering all legal options, including an appeal. The case, sparked by a failed assignment that referenced the Bible, drew national attention and campus protests, while faculty groups now call for more transparency from univers

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CASE CLOSED: The University of Oklahoma has fired the graduate teaching assistant who gave student Samantha Fulnecky a zero on an essay about gender in which she referenced the Bible. “We are committed to teaching students how to think, not what to think,” school officials said in a statement. Fulnecky’s grade was ultimately restored. #circlelightsproduction #WakeUpAmerica #MAGA #PayAttention | Circle Lights production

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