University of Central Oklahoma — Reported Site of Campus Confrontation
A University of Central Oklahoma employee told an undercover operative her whole job was technically illegal under the state’s new DEI restrictions, then reversed herself when later confronted openly by Accuracy in Media president Adam Guillette, saying her job was not illegal at all. The university says the comments don’t reflect reality on campus, insisting there are no illegal jobs at UCO.
Accuracy in Media, a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit that describes its work as citizen activism and undercover journalism, released the footage this month showing Shatima Bennett, UCO’s coordinator of student engagement within Enrollment and Student Success, speaking with an operative who posed as a former DEI official from another state, according to KOKH. In the recording, Bennett said, “Technically my whole job is illegal if you want to be honest,” according to The College Fix, which reported that Accuracy in Media published the four-minute edited video on Oct. 5…