Bias Incident Report

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Case 3:16-cv-01296-JM-BLM Document 1-2 Filed 05/31/16 Page 1 of 46
UCSD 2010-22000001
EXHIBIT TO VERIFIED COMPLAINT FOR DECLARATORY AND
INJUNCTIVE RELIEF
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO………….………..…..……….1
EXHIBIT 1
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ASSOCIATED STUDENTS
February 25,2010
ALL ACADEMICS AND STAFF AT UCSD
ALL STUDENTS AT UCSD
SUBJECT: Student Run Television (SRTV)
On Thursday night, a deeply offensive and hurtful program was aired on Student Run Television
(SRTV), a service ofthe Associated Students. The content of this program does not represent the
views of the Associated Students, and was aired by KoalaTV, the television show put on by the
student organization The Koala. We condemn the actions of The Koala, its program and its
content.
The Koala was not properly authorized to display content on SRTV. We are in the process of
determining how the program was aired. In the meantime, as authorized by the ASUCSD
Standing Rules, and in conjunction with our Associate Vice President of Student Services, I
turned offthe station to allow for a review of its Charter. We will only open it again when we
can be sure that such hateful content can never be aired again on our student funded TV station.
Alongside this initiative, I have frozen all student media organization funding. The Koala has
long since been a controversial publication at UC San Diego and is primarily funded by our
student fees. I do not believe we should continue funding this organization with our fees.
We must develop effective policies to ensure that our fees do not go to the support the hateful
speech that targets members ofour community. I ask that those media organiz~tions that did
nothing wrong and are unfairly affected to be patient until we can resolve this situation and
develop new funding bylaws for our Association.
To this end, I have charged a campus-wide committee to review the funding of student media.
This committee is open to every member of the UC San Diego community - faculty, staff,
students, and whoever else feels strongly about this issue. The committee shall meet on
Thursday, at 8:00PM, in the 4th floor Price Center Forum. Feel free to email me at
aspresident@Ucsdedu if you have any questions.
The Associated Students stands in solidarity with those affected by Thursday night's program,
and we remain committed to being the voice for all UC San Diego students.
UtsavGupta
Associated Students President
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Subject:
Attachments:
Rue, Penny
Friday, March 12, 2010 4:49 PM
Anderson, Lynn; Armstrong, Bill; Barnett Terry, Renee; Brown, Mae; Calfas, Karen; Ceperley,
Andrew; Chadwick, Don; Davalos, Cynthia; DeWine, Paul; Edwards, Earl; Fleming-Magit,
Regina; Guerrero, Rey; Hynes-Wilson, Mentha; Juarez, Reina; Koch, Dave; Lozano, Carmen;
Mahaffey, Patty; Ratcliff, Gary; Rue, Penny; Scott, Patricia; Spriggs, Ed; Stascavage, James;
Thompson, Loren; Valladolid, Tony
Status update
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Categories:
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From:
Sent:
To:
All, I know you are expecting and awaiting more information about next steps as the campus comes to grips with our climate concerns illuminated by our BSU and other activist students. Be assured that much is going on behind the scenes to place the campus in the best place going forward. We’ve been working hard all week to dot the Is and cross the Ts on the administrative commitments, and that document will become public shortly—early next week, I believe. At that time, the commitments we are responsible for will be very clear. We are making great progress with our students who continue to assist in yield efforts and the early calling campaign, and the Black Life Book has gone to press. We have met with African American community leaders to listen to their concerns and suggestions. Student Affairs will continue to forge ahead on additional ideas that we have for improving climate, including student leader training, intergroup dialogue, bystander training, enhanced orientation, more prominent bias reporting, and greater academic connections, including the very real possibility of a University wide course. That’s the good news. We also continue to respond to mounting pressure from a variety of sources outside the university that threaten our ability to lead, and that has consumed and will continue to consume most of my time and energy. • State legislators are planning for a forum on Addressing Intolerance in Higher Education aimed specifically at us.
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http://democrats.assembly.ca.gov/members/a52/News_Room/Press/20100310AD52PR01.aspx
The speaker of the State Senate has asked for a response to a detailed set of questions about campus policies,
investigations, and sanctions regarding acts of racism and vandalism.
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The Justice Department Office of Civil Rights has initiated an inquiry.
On the other hand, conservative groups are criticizing us for our handling of the campus media and have expressed concerns about possible violations of Prop 209. These include: • Pacific Legal Foundation
• ACLU
• FIRE
• Student Press Law Center
Utsav has worked tirelessly to find a way to disestablish the AS relationship with the Koala, but a concerted effort by other media groups and the spotlight of upcoming elections has hampered his efforts. I cannot tell you how bad a black eye it is for the University that we do not seem to have the power to cut our ties to this body. If you have any influence with campus media groups who fear for their continued funding, anything you can do would be valuable to reassure them that if they care about the University, it would be helpful for them to look at the bigger picture, and that their funding will be secure going forward once we have weathered this difficult patch. 2
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Thanks for all that you are doing to connect with students who are struggling or confused, or who need help in understanding what the larger issues are. This is a time where Student Affairs can come to the forefront in helping our university move forward, and I will count on all of you to help. Please keep me posted on issues that you think I should be aware of. Best, Penny Penny Rue, Ph. D.
Vice Chancellor-Student Affairs
University of California, San Diego
La Jolla, CA 92093
858-534-4370 (ph)
858 534-1340 (fx)
How will you invent the future?
To learn more, click here.
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From:
Sent:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Ratcliff, Gary [[email protected]]
Wednesday, March 17, 2010 6:17 PM
Brink, David
Rue, Penny
RE: Koala
Categories:
Dark Red
David: If you have the time for a conversation over coffee, I can share with you the legally sound methods that both Dan Park, the campus counsel, and I have advised student leaders to consider in order to discontinue student government funding of the Koala. I would appreciate hearing your thoughts on the subject. Regards, Gary Ratcliff Assistant Vice Chancellor of Student Life From: Rue, Penny [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2010 6:04 PM
To: Brink, David
Cc: Ratcliff, Gary
Subject: RE: Koala
David, we could use your help; I am as distressed as you. We’re working very closely with Campus Counsel on this one and looking for creative solutions. It’s a political battle within the Associated Students right now and elected members are not anxious to alienate all the other publications by the legal viewpoint neutral remedies they have. If you’ve got a creative legal solution, we’d love to hear it. Best, Penny From: Brink, David [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2010 5:59 PM
To: Rue, Penny
Cc: Lerer, Seth
Subject: Koala
Dear Vice Chancellor Rue, Some of my colleagues have been distressed to learn that the Koala is still supported by student fees. There seems to be a significant difference between censorship and subsidy. There might be constitutional problems with outright censorship of discriminatory speech or hate speech, though even this is debatable. But it seems easier to justify refusal to subsidize discriminatory or hate speech that violates UCSD Principles of Community. Back in 2006 Larry Alexander, who is a constitutional scholar at USD Law School, and I held a panel discussion at the UCSD Cross‐Cultural Center on the limits of discriminatory speech. Larry and I have very different views and disagree about the permissibility of censoring hate speech, but we were agreed that even if hate speech cannot be censored it does not need to be subsidized if it violates campus principles of nondiscrimination. I 4
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Cc: Kristofco, Clare; Wahlig, Nancy; Davalos, Cynthia
Subject: RE: Bias Incident Report Form
Lori, Thanks for sharing. I can see why this newspaper can offend most individuals.
Juan
From: Chamberlain, Lori
Sent: Thursday, November 12, 2015 3:08 PM
To: Petitt, Becky; Gonzalez, Juan
Cc: Kristofco, Clare; Wahlig, Nancy
Subject: FW: Bias Incident Report Form
There is no reporting party on this, but I thought you should all see it.
Lori
From:[email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
To: Dolbeck, Leeann; Chamberlain, Lori; Rogers, Carol; Dalcourt, Elena; Sandulak, Michael; Alcantara,
Denise
Subject: Bias Incident Report Form
Bias Incident Report Form
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Incident Information
Date of Incident: 11/12/15
Time of Incident: 12PM
Have you reported this incident to other UCSD offices?
On/Off Campus Location: On Campus
Specific Location: Library walk
Type of Incident: Written Slur / Graffiti, Hate Symbol, IncidentTypeOther
Type of Incident | Other :
Perceived Basis of Incident: Color, Race, Religion
Perceived Basis of Incident | Other :
Description of Incident: The Koala is a newspaper that is solely meant to cause hatred. As a
victim of rape and a miniority in UCSD, I no longer feel safe on campus. I'm utterly offended
by the conent in the newspaper. I will not mention specifcs, but I urge you to read the
newspaper yourself. I am honestly shocked the a purtion of my tution is dedicated to printing
out this newspaper.
How would you like the University to respond: Stop the Koala.
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Alleged Offender Information
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation: Student
UCSD Affiliation Other:
College: Unknown College or Unselected
Victim Information
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
Other information about the Victim:
Reporter Information
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
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From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Petitt, Becky
Park, Daniel
Wahlig, Nancy; Davalos, Cynthia; Silva, Frank; Chamberlain, Lori; Gonzalez, Juan; Kristofco, Clare; Briggs Addo,
Ann; Cole, Joshua
RE: Bias Incident Report Form
Friday, November 13, 2015 10:39:23 AM
Thanks, Dan. I’d like to think creatively about how we can address this. I’ll ask Joshua to
coordinate a meeting.
brp
From: Park, Daniel
Sent: Friday, November 13, 2015 10:26 AM
To: Kristofco, Clare; Petitt, Becky; Gonzalez, Juan; Chamberlain, Lori
Cc: Wahlig, Nancy; Davalos, Cynthia
Subject: Re: Bias Incident Report Form
Becky,
Clare is right that this issue has come up before. If it would help, I would be happy to participate in
a meeting to discuss the legal landscape.
From: Clare Kristofco <[email protected]>
Date: Thursday, November 12, 2015 at 4:39 PM
To: "Petitt, Becky" <[email protected]>, "Gonzalez, Juan" <[email protected]>, Lori
Chamberlain <[email protected]>
Cc: "Wahlig, Nancy" <[email protected]>, "Davalos, Cynthia" <[email protected]>, "Park,
Daniel" <[email protected]>
Becky,
We have been down this path many times over the years for even more egregious issues. I’ve copied
Dan Park, as we always end up in the legal counsel’s office for advice.
Clare
From: Petitt, Becky
To: Gonzalez, Juan; Chamberlain, Lori
Cc: Kristofco, Clare; Wahlig, Nancy; Davalos, Cynthia
I’m likely in the minority here, but I think this crosses the “free speech” line and I’d like to
explore ways we can do something about it. I know it’s a delicate undertaking.
brp
From: Gonzalez, Juan
To: Chamberlain, Lori; Petitt, Becky
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From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Chamberlain, Lori
Petitt, Becky; Gonzalez, Juan
Kristofco, Clare; Gary Ratcliff; Park, Daniel
Fwd: Bias Incident Report Form
Tuesday, November 17, 2015 1:19:55 PM
Sent from my iPad
Begin forwarded message:
From: <[email protected]>
Date: November 17, 2015 at 12:24:05 AM PST
To: <[email protected]>, <[email protected]>, <[email protected]>,
<[email protected]>, <[email protected]>, <[email protected]>
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Date of Incident: 11-16-15
Time of Incident: 11:00 pm
Have you reported this incident to other UCSD offices? No
Specific Location:
Type of Incident: Online Harassment, Written Slur / Graffiti
Perceived Basis of Incident: Color, Race
Description of Incident: The campus newspaper The Koala published an explicitly
racist article mocking safe spaces. They even use the racial slur "nigger" multiple
times. The article says that a "dangerous space" will be created in front of Geisel
to contrast the safe spaces such as the black resource center. The article says in
such a space people can yell slurs and do whatever they wish.
How would you like the University to respond: The university needs to stop
funding the Koala, and stop endorsing it.
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Name: The koala
Phone:
Email:
Victim Information
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
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From:
To:
Subject:
Date:
[email protected]
Dolbeck, Leeann; Chamberlain, Lori; Rogers, Carol; Dalcourt, Elena; Sandulak, Michael; Alcantara, Denise
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Time of Incident: 6:00pm
Specific Location: Newspaper
Type of Incident: Written Slur / Graffiti
Perceived Basis of Incident: Race, Sex, Sexual Orientation
Description of Incident: The newspaper mocks safe spaces, and other resources used for
students who have had and are continuing to have experiences being victimized such as
CARE. It propagates insensitive mindsets with its sexist and racist comments masked under
cruel humor.
How would you like the University to respond: Screen works to make sure that there is no
propagation of these attitudes
Name: The Koala
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation: Other
UCSD Affiliation Other: Newspaper
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Victim Information
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
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From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Chamberlain, Lori
Another.
Sent from my iPad
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Specific Location: Student org meets on campus
Type of Incident: Verbal Harassment, Online Harassment, Written Slur / Graffiti,
Hate Symbol
Perceived Basis of Incident: Age, Ancestry, Citizenship, Color, Disability, Gender
Identity, National Origin, Race, Religion, Sex, Sexual Orientation
Description of Incident: The UCSD Koala has been known for producing hate
speech toward student demographics that are extremely triggering and
frequently make me feel unsafe on this campus. Last night they released an
article on thekoala.org that mocked students' need for safe spaces, and included
allusions to sexual violence and racist acts. Last week they also released an article
slandering, objectifying, and threatening to black women. And as a black woman
it has made me and others in my community feel threatened.
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How would you like the University to respond: I would like to see UCSD dismantle
The Koala immediately. While I understand the need to protect free speech, this
institution is choosing to promote hate speech on this campus. For many many
MANY people, UCSD already feels unwelcoming. It is painful to read threats
against my body made in a school-funded newspaper. It's gross and terrifying,
and extremely bad for incoming students on tours who get handed the paper and
are taught that UCSD is a prejudiced institution from The Koala.
Name: The Koala Newspaper
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation Other: Student Organization
Victim Information
Name:
Phone:
Email:
Other information about the Victim: The general student body is always
complaining about The Koala, and nothing is ever done as if UCSD truly does not
care for the well-being of the seemingly vast majority of its students.
Name:
Phone:
Email:
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From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Chamberlain, Lori
Sent from my iPad
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Have you reported this incident to other UCSD offices? no
On/Off Campus Location:
Specific Location: Online UCSD Website: http://thekoala.org/
Type of Incident: Verbal Harassment, Online Harassment
Perceived Basis of Incident: Gender Identity, Race
Description of Incident: The Koala is directly disrespectful and intolerant of the
UCSD community and its campus climate. While UCSD promotes safe spaces for
students to discuss the issues and their experiences, the most recent article of
The Koala, titled "UCSD Unveils New Dangerous Space on Campus," promotes
hate speech and perpetuates racism and sexism. UCSD should have no place or
space for such discrimination.
How would you like the University to respond: Defund and shut down The Koala.
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Name:
Phone:
Email:
Victim Information
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
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From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Chamberlain, Lori
And another.
Sent from my iPad
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Time of Incident: 12:00PM
Have you reported this incident to other UCSD offices? Yes, I called the OFHD.
Specific Location: Technically, on and off. It is a newspaper that is online and on
campus
Perceived Basis of Incident: Color, Disability, Gender Identity, Genetic
Information, National Origin, Race, Religion, Sex, Sexual Orientation
Description of Incident: It isn't really an "incident" as it is an ongoing problem. I
am reporting the Koala, because I was told the more voices you hear from, the
better. This newspaper has offended me, and all of my teammates alike, and
anyone else I have told. I read this "satirical" newspaper and did not laugh once.
Having UCSD fund a newspaper that tells women to get fat if they don't want to
get raped, or tells black people that they could learn to swim by being "face
down in a prison shower" is a disgrace.
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How would you like the University to respond: I have never been ashamed of
anything that university represents, except for this. Maybe you'd argue that the
university doesn't represent it or support it. But giving it funds is doing just that,
and us being public means the government supports it too. Pull the funds, and
make them turn to personal donations if they want to continue this nonsense.
They have the UC stamp/icon on the paper. UCSD already has a bad racial climate
and this is an obvious contributor that can be eradicated.
Name: The Koala
Phone: not sure if they have one
Email:
Victim Information
Name:
Phone:
Email:
College:
Other information about the Victim: I know that it is hard to get around the
freedom of speech obstacle. But saying that we cannot take away their funding is
incorrect. In my research of The Koala's history, funding was pulled from the
paper by an AS vote. Why can we not renew that vote and decide against the
funding? I think it's plausible. This paper being racist is not just an opinion, it is a
fact. Look at the history of its editors, one having infamously called "BSU and its
allies a bunch of ungrateful n***ers". Coincidence?
Name:
Phone:
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Email:
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From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Chamberlain, Lori
FW: Bias Incident Report Form
Wednesday, November 18, 2015 11:08:37 AM
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 18, 2015 11:08 AM
Denise
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Time of Incident: 11:00am
Specific Location: saw newspapers online and hard copies
Type of Incident: Online Harassment, Written Slur / Graffiti, Hate Symbol
Perceived Basis of Incident: Color, Gender Identity, Race, Religion, Sex, Sexual Orientation
Description of Incident: I read this newspaper that sends a hateful message to minority
students.
How would you like the University to respond: I would like the University to shut down the
koala newspaper and the creators of the newspaper should be punished by their college
deans.
Name:
Phone:
Email:
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Victim Information
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
Other information about the Victim: This affects everybody on campus
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
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From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Chamberlain, Lori
Sent: Wednesday, November 18, 2015 10:44 AM
Denise
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Date of Incident:
Time of Incident:
Specific Location:
Type of Incident: Verbal Harassment, Online Harassment
Perceived Basis of Incident: Color, Gender Identity, Sex, Sexual Orientation
Description of Incident: The Koala newspaper is disturbing, sexist, racist, and homophobic.
How can something like this be present at an 'inclusive' campus?
How would you like the University to respond: The Koala should be more inclusive or be
banned from being published.
Name: The Koala
Phone:
Email:
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Victim Information
Name:
Phone:
Email:
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
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From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Chamberlain, Lori
Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2015 7:29 PM
Denise
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Time of Incident: 12:00pm-1:00pm
Specific Location:
Type of Incident: IncidentTypeOther
Type of Incident | Other : Sexist & Racist Publication
Perceived Basis of Incident: Color, Disability, Gender Identity, National Origin, Race, Sex,
Sexual Orientation
Description of Incident: The Koala newspaper on campus is a disturbing publication created by
certain students who write sexist, racist, and other disturbing topics that I feel are offensive
and harmful to me and many other UCSD students. The Koala has existed for a very long time
now on campus. But I think this newspaper violates many of the principles and morals of this
campus where UCSD should be a safe space and environment that has an inclusive campus
climate for ALL students.
How would you like the University to respond: Stop the UCSD students who are editors and
publishers of the Koala newspaper from continuing to distribute this newspaper on campus. It
is damaging to the self-esteem and overall well-being of many UCSD students on campus.
Name:
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Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
Victim Information
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
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From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Chamberlain, Lori
Sent from my iPad
Date: November 17, 2015 at 1:46:56 PM PST
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Date of Incident: 11/16
Time of Incident:
Specific Location:
Type of Incident: Online Harassment
Perceived Basis of Incident: Color, Gender Identity, Race, Religion, Sex
Description of Incident: A newspaper supported by UCSD, The Koala, is clearly
defying the Integrity Policy that all Tritons are required to abide. I am extremely
bothered to witness such hatred expressed in a newspaper supported by UCSD.
This needs to bee solved. I am not paying this school to promote hatred and fund
The Koala. The evidence is easily accessible at thekoala.org.
How would you like the University to respond: The University needs to
immediately take the initiative to end any hate speech, actions, or crimes that
offend any groups represented on campus. Students participating in The Koala
should not be able to share their newspapers with the UCSD students on Library
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Walk if it defies on our UCSD's "main rules" as understood from the Integrity
Policy. I demand an end to this newspaper.
Name: Members of The Koala
Phone:
Email:
Victim Information
Name: ALL UCSD STUDENTS
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
Name:
Phone:
Email:
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From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Chamberlain, Lori
We are meeting with this employee on Wednesday, fyi.
Lori
Sent from my iPad
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Time of Incident:
Have you reported this incident to other UCSD offices? SARC/CARE
Specific Location: Electronic & handed out at Founders Day
Type of Incident: Verbal Harassment, Physical Harassment, Online Harassment,
Written Slur / Graffiti, IncidentTypeOther
Type of Incident | Other : Sexual Harrassment
Perceived Basis of Incident: Color, Gender Identity, Genetic Information, Marital
Status, Pregnancy, Race, Sex, Sexual Orientation
Description of Incident: The koala's last publication was incredibly offensive. It
included pornographic images and was condoning sexual assault. This should not
be allowed to go to print or be posted to the internet with the UCSD name on it
How would you like the University to respond: Please set up a system for
administrative approval of the content published in the magazine.
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Name: The Koala
Phone:
Email: [email protected]
Victim Information
Name: UCSD/ Community
Phone:
Email:
Other information about the Victim: As a student I read the Koala and was
offended, but this goes way beyond what is acceptable in terms satrical op-ed.
Not only have I been affected by this, but have had numerous students come to
me with complaints concerning the publication. Their main concern was that the
koala is funded through AS. I belive this funding is what should be in question
rather than the student's rights to free speech. Thank you for your consideration,
please contact me with any questions!
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation Other: Staff/Alumni
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From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Chamberlain, Lori
Sent from my iPad
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Specific Location:
Type of Incident: Online Harassment, Written Slur / Graffiti, Hate Symbol,
IncidentTypeOther
Type of Incident | Other : Newsletter
Perceived Basis of Incident: Color, Gender Identity, National Origin, Race, Sex,
Sexual Orientation
Description of Incident: The Koala has recently published a new newsletter that is
ruining the campus climate and making me and other students feel unsafe at this
university. I believe that while the Koala has the freedom of speech on the
campus, they are in violation of the principles of community in providing an
inclusive space for people. Their student body consists of primarily white
heterosexual people and they continue to oppress students that are already
underrepresented on this campus with continuous hate speech
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How would you like the University to respond: I believe the University has a very
important role in creating a positive campus climate where all students feel
welcomed on this campus. I believe the administration needs to shut down the
Koala as they have notoriously been discriminating against minorities since their
conception. I believe that they should be held to the same standard that greek
institutions are held and if they are unable to uphold the principles of
community, they should not be a registered organization at UC San Diego.
Name: BRIAN GIORI
Phone:
Email:
Victim Information
Name: All minorities on campus
Phone:
Email:
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
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From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Chamberlain, Lori
Sent from my iPad
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Time of Incident: 10pm
On/Off Campus Location:
Specific Location: thekoala.org
Type of Incident: Verbal Harassment, Online Harassment, Written Slur / Graffiti,
Hate Symbol
Perceived Basis of Incident: Color, Race, Membership Affiliation
Description of Incident: The latest article in the Koala is blatantly offensive and
preaches a single point of view. It is perpetuating assimilation. I thought this
campus was suppose to be about diversity and equality.
How would you like the University to respond: Permit a student organization to
have control over the campus climate resources. It is evident that UCSD is not
overseeing this hateful rhetoric. Therefore, the students need control to hold
individuals accountable. It is 2015 and this campus is for higher learning not
ignorant babbling.
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Name: The Koala
Phone:
Victim Information
Name:
Phone:
Email:
College:
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
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From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Chamberlain, Lori
I will be forwarding a number of "Bias Incident Report Forms" that we have received
regarding the Koala issue. I am at a mandatory meeting at UCI today and haven't yet
responded to these.
Lori
Sent from my iPad
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Have you reported this incident to other UCSD offices? Black Student Union
Specific Location: online.
Perceived Basis of Incident: Color, Disability, Gender Identity, Race, Sex, Economic
Background
Description of Incident: The Koala has posted up a new archive that directly
stigmatizes and attacks students of color, like myself into feeling that this is an
unsafe campus.
How would you like the University to respond: Find ways to address the Koala by
defunding it, finding those complicit in writing,funding, supporting it and putting
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them on blast for breaking sanctions that make the campus climate cold and
negative.
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
Victim Information
Name:
Phone:
Email:
College:
Other information about the Victim: I'm a trans southeast Asian and 1st
generation student of color, who does not feel safe and supported or retained on
this campus
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
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From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Chamberlain, Lori
Sent from my iPad
--------------------------------------------
Time of Incident:
Specific Location:
Type of Incident: Verbal Harassment, Written Slur / Graffiti, Hate Symbol
Perceived Basis of Incident: Race
Description of Incident: The Koala uses hate speech to marginalize certain groups
of students on campus, in their most recent issue - the black community. UCSD
should be a place where students feel safe and comfortable in their learning
environment and the Koala inhibits this.
How would you like the University to respond: Defund the Koala.
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Name: Koala
Phone:
UCSD Affiliation Other: Newspaper
Victim Information
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
Name:
Phone:
Email:
UCSD Affiliation:
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From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Chamberlain, Lori
I will be forwarding a number of "Bias Incident Report Forms" that we have received
regarding the Koala issue. I am at a mandatory meeting at UCI today and haven't yet
responded to these.
Lori
Sent from my iPad
--------------------------------------------
Have you reported this incident to other UCSD offices? Black Student Union
Specific Location: online.
Perceived Basis of Incident: Color, Disability, Gender Identity, Race, Sex, Economic
Background
Description of Incident: The Koala has posted up a new archive that directly
stigmatizes and attacks students of color, like myself into feeling that this is an
unsafe campus.
How would you like the University to respond: Find ways to address the Koala by
defunding it, finding those complicit in writing,funding, supporting it and putting
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From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Attachments:
Chamberlain, Lori
3 more reports
Bias Incident Report Form.msg
We do not typically receive so many reports regarding a single issue, fyi.
Lori
Lori Chamberlain
Office for the Prevention of Harassment & Discrimination
9500 Gilman Drive, Mail Code 0024
La Jolla, California 92093-0024
(858) 534-0393 (fax)
(858) 534-8297 (phone)
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We really appreciate your concerns and thank you for your part in
promoting the elimination of hate and bias at UCSD.
Sincerely,
Lori
Lori Chamberlain
Office for the Prevention of Harassment & Discrimination
9500 Gilman Drive, Mail Code 0024
La Jolla, California 92093-0024
(858) 534-0393 (fax)
(858) 534-8297 (phone)
Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2015 11:42 AM
To: Dolbeck, Leeann; Chamberlain, Lori; Rogers, Carol; Dalcourt, Elena;
Sandulak, Michael; Alcantara, Denise
-------------------------------------------Incident Information
Have you reported this incident to other UCSD offices? Yes, I called the
OFHD.
Specific Location: Technically, on and off. It is a newspaper that is
online and on campus
Perceived Basis of Incident: Color, Disability, Gender Identity, Genetic
Information, National Origin, Race, Religion, Sex, Sexual Orientation
Description of Incident: It isn't really an "incident" as it is an ongoing
problem. I am reporting the Koala, because I was told the more voices you
hear from, the better. This newspaper has offended me, and all of my
teammates alike, and anyone else I have told. I read this "satirical"
newspaper and did not laugh once. Having UCSD fund a newspaper that tells
women to get fat if they don't want to get raped, or tells black people
that they could learn to swim by being "face down in a prison shower" is a
disgrace.
How would you like the University to respond: I have never been ashamed of
anything that university represents, except for this. Maybe you'd argue
that the university doesn't represent it or support it. But giving it
funds is doing just that, and us being public means the government
supports it too. Pull the funds, and make them turn to personal donations
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From:
To:
Subject:
Date:
Gonzalez, Juan
Koala
Wednesday, November 18, 2015 6:47:31 PM
Good evening,
It has recently come to my attention that the
newspaper/magazine/publication (??) Koala is actually funded by Associated
Students. I first encountered this publication on library walk. This guy
was handing them out and I saw many people saying no to him. I didn't know
what it was but I felt bad everyone was rejecting him and I accepted one.
I flipped through it as I walked to class and I was disgusted. The images
were graphic and inappropriate. The writing was offensive. I immediately
threw it away. Knowing that my school is funding such a heinous magazine
is not okay and I stand by my fellow students to get it off this campus.
Please please cease funding for this awful publication.
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November 18, 2015
We, the UC San Diego administration, strongly denounce the Koala publication and the offensive and
hurtful language it chooses to publish. The Koala is profoundly repugnant, repulsive, attacking and
cruel. The UC San Diego administration does not provide any financial support for the Koala, and we
call on all students, faculty, staff and community members to join us in condemning this publication and
other hurtful acts.
Pradeep K. Khosla
Chancellor
Suresh Subramani
Executive Vice Chancellor
David A. Brenner
Vice Chancellor – Health Sciences
Dean, School of Medicine
Margaret Leinen
Vice Chancellor – Marine Sciences
Director, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Sandra Brown
Vice Chancellor – Research
Becky Petitt
Vice Chancellor – Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Steve Gamer
Vice Chancellor – Advancement
Juan C. Gonzalez
Vice Chancellor – Student Affairs
Gary C. Matthews
Vice Chancellor – Resource Management and Planning
Pierre Ouillet
Vice Chancellor and Chief Financial Officer
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From:
To:
Subject:
Date:
Matthews, Gary
Re: The Koala
Hello,
No problem. And this is news to me, we will get on it asap. We will be
peaceful and productive, we don't want to give anyone any reasoning to
harm us, we just want our voices heard.
Have a safe flight and enjoy the Bay!
Best,
> Thanks for the concern and info
> Please note Koala get no University funding The Associated Students find
> them
> Pressure should brought to that organization to end the madness. About to
> board .
> Have peaceful productive March
> Gary
>
> Gary C Matthews
> Vice Chancellor
> Resource Management Planning
> University of California
> San Diego
> 858 534-6821
>
>> On Nov 18, 2015, at 9:29 AM,
wrote:
>>
>> Good Morning Gary,
>>
>> I hope you are having a safe and productive trip up there in San
>> Francisco. I am emailing you because I wanted to talk to you about my
>> concerns about the Koala newspaper. This is not the first time that it
>> has
>> offended me, or the black students in general really and we are having a
>> demonstration today at 12pm at the silent tree in lou of this and all of
>> the other anti-black events that's have been occurring all over the
>> united
>> states.
>>
>> It is very disturbing to know that our schools funds things like this
>> yet
>> I personally have over $10,000 in student loans. I am almost positive
>> that
>> one of the demands will be that the administrator that funds the paper
>> resigns because in all reality, I don't believe the paper is doing the
>> job
>> that it is "set out" to do. We believe that it is counter-productive and
>> reinforcing the stereotypes that society already have on black people
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From:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
Date:
Subramani, Suresh (EVC)
Gonzalez, Juan; Khosla, Pradeep
Briggs Addo, Ann; Kristofco, Clare; Petitt, Becky
RE: AS votes to discontinue funding the publications of media student organizations
Thursday, November 19, 2015 3:43:45 PM
Juan,
Let’s not ditch the good ones worthy of this funding and work actively on finding ways to encourage
and help them financially. I know you are working on this.
Best Regards,
Suresh From: Gonzalez, Juan
To: Khosla, Pradeep; Subramani, Suresh (EVC)
Cc: Briggs Addo, Ann; Kristofco, Clare; Petitt, Becky
Subject: FW: AS votes to discontinue funding the publications of media student organizations
I wanted to be certain you were aware of this vote by AS last night. AS this continues to evolve, we
will keep you posted.
Juan
From: Gary Ratcliff
Sent: Thursday, November 19, 2015 10:45 AM
To: Gonzalez, Juan; Petitt, Becky; Kristofco, Clare; Park, Daniel; Briggs Addo, Ann; Davalos, Cynthia;
Emily Marx; Moore, John; Sawrey, Barbara; Wienhausen, Gabriele; Mahaffey, Patricia; Silva, Frank; Artis,
David
Subject: RE: AS votes to discontinue funding the publications of media student organizations
Colleagues:
Last night, the Associated Students (AS) voted to discontinue funding publications of media
student organizations. Students on campus have expressed their disapproval of the Koala
and Associated Students (AS) funding of student organization publications. The Campus Counsel has made it clear the university must use “viewpoint neutral” criteria in
allocating resources to student organizations. AS cannot decline a request to fund an event or
publication of a particular student organization because of its viewpoint. AS did not do that last
night. AS adopted a blanket restriction on a type of student organization expenditure it will not
fund. For example, some student governments do not accept funding requests for equipment,
travel, and food. The student government at SDSU does not accept requests for publications. Last
night, AS voted to do the same.
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Presently, thirteen student organizations are registered as media students organizations. The names
of these organizations are available on the student organization directory (see link below). One
organization, the Muir Quarterly, is linked to an undergraduate college, which has the option to
fund this publication. The Saltman Quarterly is linked to an academic department, and the Medical
Literature Society and Undergraduate Research Journal may be linked to departments as well. The
departments affiliated with these organizations may choose to fund these publications.
http://rangiroa.ucsd.edu/studentorgregistration/RdOnlyList.aspx?frmFocus=11
Contact me if you have any questions.
Regards,
Gary Ratcliff
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