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University of Michigan fired 7 pro-Palestine protesters in retaliation, lawsuit alleges

  • On May 1, 2024, a lawsuit was filed by seven individuals who previously studied or worked at the University of Michigan, alleging they were wrongfully dismissed in Ann Arbor.
  • The lawsuit arises from alleged retaliation against the plaintiffs for participating in pro-Palestine protests in November 2023 and May 2024 on campus.
  • The protests included a sit-in outside the president's office demanding divestment from Israel and a demonstration against the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.
  • The complaint cites violations of First and Fourteenth Amendment rights and quotes legal director John Philo saying Michigan tries to "resurrect an old but previously discarded tactic" of blacklisting dissenting workers.
  • The lawsuit seeks a court order to recognize free speech violations, prevent further retaliation, repeal disciplinary actions, and requests damages related to the terminations.
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Denver Gazette broke the news in on Thursday, May 1, 2025.
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