Urbana-Champaign’s ‘diversity of discrimination’ with scholarships violates Civil Rights Act: Law prof [Video]

A law professor helping push a complaint against the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign for 42 “illegal” scholarships that “discriminated” against applicants said it’s “crystal clear” that they violate the Civil Rights Act.

The Legal Insurrection Foundation’s Equal Protection Project, a civil rights organization, filed the complaint, arguing the scholarships are in violation of Title IX or Title VI. 

“We think it’s crystal clear that these do violate the Civil Rights Act,” Cornell Law School professor and founder of the Legal Insurrection Foundation William Jacobson told Fox News Digital. “For some of them, they use terms like ‘minority,’ and so we have included a definition that the school uses of ‘minority’ to make clear that that is a racial and color designation.” 

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Jacobson said the scholarships appear to reflect “a systemic problem” with the university “ignoring the discrimination.” 

“The fact that there were so many of them which discriminated in so many different directions,” …