Alabama’s anti-DEI law violates Constitution, UA professors and UAB students claim in lawsuit
- A group of Alabama students and educators filed a federal lawsuit challenging Senate Bill 129, claiming it restricts their ability to learn and teach diverse viewpoints in public university classes and programs.
- The plaintiffs assert that SB129 violates the First Amendment by imposing viewpoint-based restrictions on educators' speech and students' learning opportunities.
- The lawsuit alleges that SB129 discriminates against Black faculty and students, violating the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.
- The law, which took effect in October 2024, has led to the closing of diversity, equity, and inclusion offices on university campuses, according to the plaintiffs.
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