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Former ISU Football Coach Sues After Being Allegedly Fired Over the Replacement of a BLM Poster on his Door

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DECEMBER 5, 2021

In Vermont, a principal was fired for questioning Black Lives Matter as an organization. He is seeking declaratory and injunctive relief; nominal damages; compensatory damages; reinstatement with backpay; punitive damages; and attorney fees, expenses, and costs pursuant to 42 USC § 1988.

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Vermont Supreme Court Affirmed Public Utility Commission Approval for Solar Project. The Vermont Supreme Court upheld the Vermont Public Utility Commission’s decision granting a certificate of public good for construction and operation of a solar net-metering system. Gwich’in Steering Committee v. Bernhardt , Nos. Alaska Jan.

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Former ISU Football Coach Sues After Being Allegedly Fired Over the Replacement of a BLM Poster on his Door

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