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A group of Jewish professors petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to free them from the representation of a union they view as antisemitic because it maligned Israel as an “apartheid state” and defended the anti-Israel protests at Columbia University, among other actions.
The six professors at the City University of New York, five of whom are observant Jews, contend that they have the right to disassociate from the Professional Staff Congress union, but New York law forces them to accept the union’s representation.
The Fairness Center, along with the National Right to Work Foundation, filed a lawsuit in 2022 on the professors’ behalf. The lawsuit argues that forcing the professors to accept representation from the union is a violation of their First Amendment rights. Last year, the professors appealed the case in appeals courts, and earlier this year, the case made its way to the Supreme Court.
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The six professors at the City University of New York, five of whom are observant Jews, contend that they have the right to disassociate from the Professional Staff Congress union, but New York law forces them to accept the union’s representation.
The Fairness Center, along with the National Right to Work Foundation, filed a lawsuit in 2022 on the professors’ behalf. The lawsuit argues that forcing the professors to accept representation from the union is a violation of their First Amendment rights. Last year, the professors appealed the case in appeals courts, and earlier this year, the case made its way to the Supreme Court.
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Jewish professors seek freedom from union accused of antisemitism: 'Cruel and oppressive'
A group of Jewish professors petitioned the U S Supreme Court to free them from the representation of a union they view as antisemitic because it maligned Israel as an apartheid state and defended