University of Alabama Sued Over Magazine Suspensions
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University of Alabama students sue over suspended magazines, alleging viewpoint discrimination. The publications, ALICE and Nineteen Fifty-Six, focused on women, queer, and black student topics. The lawsuit, backed by ACLU, SPLC, and Legal Defense Fund, claims uneven application of suspensions and advocacy over neutral reporting. The university plans a new magazine open to all, while former staff relaunch under new names. The case highlights campus speech tensions and federal guidance.
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