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Thursday, May 25, 2017
Muslim Student Sues Claiming Grade Was Result of Religious Discrimination
NJ Advance Media reported yesterday on a religious discrimination lawsuit filed by a Union County College Muslim student. Plaintiff Sahna ElBanna claims that her business professor, Toby Grodner, gave her an "F" in a course in which she earned A's on exams that count for 60% of the grade. The professor says ElBanna received F's on multimedia assignments that comprised the remaining 40% of her grade. ElBanna claims that Grodner made derogatory comments about Muslims in class-- using the terms "Muslim" and "terrorist" interchangeably, and questioning her about her religion.
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Muslim,
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Religious discrimination