Katherine Franke leaves Columbia University over comments on Israelis
- Katherine Franke, a Columbia University law professor, claimed she was pushed out due to her support for Palestinians and political activism, stating that her comments violated the university's non-discrimination policy.
- Columbia University's internal inquiry concluded that Franke violated its discrimination and harassment policies, leading to her departure after nearly 25 years.
- Franke's remarks about Israeli students and their treatment of pro-Palestinian protesters sparked complaints from faculty, resulting in a controversial investigation.
- The Center for Constitutional Rights condemned Franke's exit, calling it a serious offense against academic freedom and the right to support Palestinian rights.
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