(THE COLLEGE FIX) – Prominent scholar and author Sophia Nelson has filed a complaint with state and federal agencies alleging religious, workplace and racial discrimination against Christopher Newport University, where she served as the first black woman to hold its Scholar in Residence position.
Nelson made headlines last fall after she questioned on Twitter the news that Superman’s son with Lois Lane would be bisexual by DC Comics, prompting protests and petitions demanding she be rebuked or fired.
The complaint, filed March 10 and considered a precursor to a lawsuit, asks the agencies to investigate the Virginia-based public university for what Nelson contends is its “practices in limiting free speech, in limiting free thought, in fostering and fomenting a campus environment of canceling, of bullying, and of harassing. I lived it first-hand.”
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