Post by Logan on Jan 27, 2016 20:45:39 GMT -6
Sac State officials investigate hate speech directed at Muslims on campus
Officials at California State University, Sacramento, are investigating an incident involving written hate speech directed at the Muslim community on campus.
In a written message to students, faculty and staff members Wednesday, CSUS President Robert S. Nelsen said, “I was heartbroken and angered to learn that this happened on our campus …We are investigating and reviewing video footage of the area. We will not tolerate hateful and racist behavior on this campus, and we will pursue sanctions against those who are identified.”
Craig Koscho, a university spokesman, said the message was found near the University Union, but he said he could not discuss the form or content of the message. Koscho said campus police are investigating the incident.
Nelsen in his letter said, “I am proud of those who came forward to report this hateful act, and I encourage you to please do the same if you ever see, hear, or experience anything that makes you feel uncomfortable or unsafe.”
Read more here: www.sacbee.com/news/local/crime/article56939728.html
Officials at California State University, Sacramento, are investigating an incident involving written hate speech directed at the Muslim community on campus.
In a written message to students, faculty and staff members Wednesday, CSUS President Robert S. Nelsen said, “I was heartbroken and angered to learn that this happened on our campus …We are investigating and reviewing video footage of the area. We will not tolerate hateful and racist behavior on this campus, and we will pursue sanctions against those who are identified.”
Craig Koscho, a university spokesman, said the message was found near the University Union, but he said he could not discuss the form or content of the message. Koscho said campus police are investigating the incident.
Nelsen in his letter said, “I am proud of those who came forward to report this hateful act, and I encourage you to please do the same if you ever see, hear, or experience anything that makes you feel uncomfortable or unsafe.”
Read more here: www.sacbee.com/news/local/crime/article56939728.html