Case remains on hold at Arizona Court of Appeals A favorable ruling in a conservative professor’s lawsuit against Arizona State University’s “diversity, equity, and inclusion” training could ban similar mandates at public universities across the state, a Goldwater Institute attorney said at a free speech event Monday.ASU Alumni for Free Speech Chairman Joe Pitts hosted the event, titled “Free Speech on Campus: A Deep Dive Into the Anderson Case.” It featured remarks from Goldwater Institute attorney Stacy Skankey, who is representing ASU Professor Owen Anderson in the case Anderson v. Arizona Board of Regents.The lawsuit challenges ASU’s “Inclusive Communities” faculty program, which Anderson (pictured) argues violates a state law prohibiting public agencies from requiring training that “presents any form of blame or judgment on the basis of race, ethnicity or sex,” The College Fix previously报告。 尽管案件以ASU为中心，但Skankey表示，真正的被告是亚利桑那州摄政委员会，这意味着结果可能具有全州的影响。“我们询问我们称之为宣告性和禁令的救济，这意味着我们将宣布这是反对亚利桑那州法律的诉讼，然后他们不能这样做，然后拒绝他们说出它的范围，然后将其付诸实践，然后将其付诸实践。她说，从本案中我们希望看到的是，我们希望看到的是不再存在培训的结果。董事会提出了一项特别诉讼，对初审法院的决定进行诉讼进行。 Skankey说，该上诉已暂时暂停了Goldwater为获得与DEI计划相关的进一步培训材料和财务记录的努力，上诉法院可以拒绝该案件并将案件发送