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George Mason University violated the title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, which was announced on Friday by the Department of Education, using illegal diversity, equity and inclusion practices.
The office of the department for civil rights last month conducted the work of the institution and promoted the promotion practices, which after a complaint filed by several of its professors, who claimed that “potential and current faculty members were given preferable treatment from” underpared groups “to carry forward racism.
The complaint accused George Mason President Gregory Washington of issuing guidance, which preferred a diversity initiative on merit.
In a statement, “In 2020, Gregory Washington called upon the GMU’s premises to highlight the so -called ‘racist waste’ from the GMU premises,” said the Acting Assistant Secretary of Civil Rights at the Education Department Craig Trainer. “Without the indication of self-awareness, President Washington then teased a university-wide campaign to implement illegal DEI policies, which deliberately discriminate on the basis of the race. You cannot make it.”
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The Education Department said that George Mason University violated the title VI of the Civil Rights Act. (Getty image)
“Despite this unfortunate chapter in the history of Mason, the university now has the opportunity to enter a resolution agreement with the office for civil rights to come to compliance with the federal civil rights laws,” he continued. “In the last seven months, this is very clear: Trump-Makmohan Education Department will not allow racial exclusion practices-the Civil Rights Act which violates the exemplary of the Act, equal protection section and the Supreme Court-to continue corrupting our educational institutions of our country.”
For civil rights, the office proposed a possible proposal to the chairman of the university, including six conditions that the institution should agree. The university must agree with the conditions within the next 10 days to resolve the case.
The proposed resolution will require the university to send a statement to the students and faculty to follow the title VI in its recruitment, work, promotion and tenure decisions, and the statement should include a personal apology from the university president for “promoting illegal discriminatory practices”.
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Gregory Washington, president of George Mason, was accused of issuing guidance which preferred the diversity initiative on merit. (Bill O’Lery/The Washington Post through the image)
According to the proposed resolution, the statement should also be displayed prominently on the university website and remove any contrast statements.
The university will need to agree to modify any policies and documents used in the process of its recruitment, hiring, promotion and tenure and remove any provision requiring or encouraging the use of race as a factor in these practices.
The federal government also said that George Mason should conduct annual training for any person involved in these practices to confirm that it will not give preferences on the basis of race.
Additionally, the institution should make records at the request by demonstrating compliance with the agreement available to the government.
For civil rights, the office proposed a possible proposal to the chairman of the university, including six conditions that the institution should agree. (J. David AK/Getty Images)
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George Mason’s failure to agree to the proposed resolution can cause damage to federal funds.
The Trump administration has already drawn funds from several universities, including the University of Harvard, Columbia and California, the University of Los Angeles, to handle alleged antismitism in the allegations of discrimination and the campus.
Fox News reached George Mason for digital comment.
