Fired Black diversity director fights back in lawsuit accusing college of calling her a 'White supremacist'
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Dr. Tabia Lee joined "The Faulkner Focus" to discuss being fired from a California community college after she questioned the school's equity policies.
"I was charged with leading an institution-wide transformation around those three issues," Lee said Monday of her job description. "So in order to lead any kind of transformative effort, one of the things you have to do is encourage people to think critically and engage people in dialog and to uncover, you know, what are the needs in that space." Elizabeth Heckman is a digital production assistant with Fox News.
"When I interviewed for the position, I told them what my approach was, that I really seek to bring people together to identify points of commonality, to encourage critical thinking, and all the things they were on board with that critical independent thinking."
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