Minnesota HF3101 establishes the Intellectual Freedom Protection Act, prohibiting public postsecondary institutions from conditioning admission or.
Minnesota HF3101, the Intellectual Freedom Protection Act, aims to regulate public postsecondary institutions by prohibiting them from conditioning admission or employment on political pledges or statements. The act ensures that institutions cannot grant or deny benefits based on such pledges or statements. It also mandates that institutions post training materials and policies on nondiscrimination and related issues on their websites. The act allows individuals to bring private actions against institutions for violations, with courts providing equitable remedies, damages, and attorney fees.
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