University of Kansas lecturer out of job after saying men should be 'lined up and shot' for not backing female candidates

KU provost and executive vice chancellor Barbara A. Bichelmeyer said in a statement Friday that Phillip Lowcock "has left the university," without saying whether the move was voluntary or forced.

By: New York Post

Oct 12 2024
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University of Kansas lecturer out of job after saying men should be 'lined up and shot' for not backing female candidates — University of Kansas lecturer

An instructor at the University of Kansas who made headlines this week for telling students that men who don’t want to vote for a woman should be executed is no longer employed by the school. KU provost and executive vice chancellor Barbara A. Bichel... [2582 chars]

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