The professor, along with his faculty union, said police refused to help him get into his locked office, which put him under “a presumption of guilt, rather than of innocence” because of his ethnicity.
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The professor, along with his faculty union, said police refused to help him get into his locked office, which put him under “a presumption of guilt, rather than of innocence” because of his ethnicity.
