The school’s Muslim Student Association filed a separate harassment claim in April after the magazine parodied their advertisements for Islamic Awareness Week with information about brutality in Muslim countries.
Shirwac Mohamed, a board member of the Muslim Students Association, said his group never intended to infringe on anyone else’s free speech rights.
“Our intention was for dialogue and we never got it,” he said.
— Associated Press
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