A University of Central Florida (UCF) professor at the center of a years-long saga is fighting back after he was fired for speaking out against the notion of systemic racism.
"After Charles Negy posted several tweets to his personal Twitter account expressing his view that, contrary to the ascendant orthodoxy on campus, Blacks are not systematically oppressed in the United States, he became the target of a Twitter mob that demanded he be fired. Protests erupted at UCF and even at Negy’s home, leading him to require police protection," the complaint continued.
The complaint said Negy, who was fired in Jan. 2021, did not receive six months’ notice of termination after an"inapplicable exception" to the collective bargaining agreement was triggered. In May 2022, an arbitrator ordered the university to reinstate Negy with back pay and benefits, finding he was terminated without just cause.
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