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Hosted on MSNWhat happened to Kimberly Diei? University of Tennessee student awarded $250,000 in ‘WAP’ social media suitKimberly Diei, also known as Klassy Kasi, recently won the lawsuit she has been fighting against the University of Tennessee.
Kimberly Diei posted Beyoncé and Cardi B lyrics on her personal social media page while attending the University of Tennessee ...
Diei was prepresented in her lawsuit against University of Tennessee by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression.
The University of Tennessee threatened to expel Kimberly Diei over posts the school said were inappropriate. She sued on ...
Kimberly Diei sued UT's Health Science Center College of Pharmacy in 2021 after her post on X, then known as Twitter, prompted two administrative investigations and nearly led to her expulsion ...
UT’s Health Science Center College of Pharmacy launched two investigations into Diei’s posts on X (then known as Twitter) that they deemed too “crude,” “vulgar,” or “sexual.” The school claimed Diei ...
Per reports, Diei filed a lawsuit against the school in 2021, arguing that the public college had “violated her constitutional right of free expression for no legitimate pedagogical reason.” The ...
University of Tennessee to Pay Grad Student Expelled for Posting Cardi B Lyrics $250,000, First Amendment, Kimberly Diei, ...
Kimberly Diei, 31, who is now a pharmacist in Memphis, sued the university after administrators voted to have her kicked out of graduate school in 2021. On Wednesday, she accepted a $250,000 ...
A woman has won $250k after suing her college for threatening expulsion over her social media posts about "WAP" lyrics.
Kimberly Diei, a University of Tennessee pharmacy student, faced expulsion over explicit social media posts deemed ...
Kimberly Diei posted Beyoncé and Cardi B lyrics on her personal social media page while attending the University of Tennessee Health Science Center Marina Watts is a Digital Writer, Music at PEOPLE.
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