In a shock turn of events, the hunter has become the hunted in the Queensland University of Technology 18c case. Cindy Prior having lost her case against three QUT students accused violating 18c of the Racial Discrimination Act has now been ordered to pay over $200,000 in legal costs.
Prior, who had been employed by QUT in its indigenous computer lab, had accused several students of violating 18c when after being kicked out of the computer lab for not being indigenous they complained on a Facebook group saying, “QUT is fighting segregation with segregation”, “Where’s the white supremacist lab?” and “ITT...
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