College will pay $800,000 to settle free speech lawsuit filed by silenced Christian student

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Georgia Gwinnett College settled with Chike Uzuegbunam for $80,000 six years after the lawsuit was first filed. The lawsuit alleged that the school repeatedly denied him the right to speak about his Christian faith to other students. The college told UzueGBunam he had to use the free speech zones on campus with permission from the college.

1 month ago·Lawrenceville, United States

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