COLLECTIVE INJUSTICE (VOLUME 12) (To Present 2009) SJSU: Racism with its Ugly Face- by Professor Dr. Mohamed Fayad
(To Present 2009) SJSU: Racism with its Ugly Face
This book contains many examples of collective injustice by
the University of California, the college, the department, and
the faculty and staff association. On the contrary, the book
contains the honorable positions of the two friends who sup-
when I lost family support. Per the ,2009 ported me before
settlement, as a full-time professor on my origi- 2008 August
nal salary, an experienced attorney advised me to apply for
permanent tenure and required me to pursue and record any
acts of hostility, neglect, mistreatment, or misconduct by the
university and its employees against me. But I should have fol-
It .2009 lowed his advice and applied for a job beginning in
turned out through the “strange” scenarios that the entire
university was against me, which can be described as the
worst scenario in which acts of discrimination occurred even
though I had a full professorship despite everyone’s nose. De-
spite this, I got into big trouble, like losing my health and sav-
I decided to take a sab-,2010 ings, followed by a lot of debt. In
batical, which I ended up doing at King Saud University. Un-
fortunately, the collective injustices against me continue to
.this day, even during my sabbatical
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Translation: Ashraf Al-Genbihi
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