University investigated music journal editor, now will payThe University of North Texas will pay $725,000 to settle a First Amendment lawsuit from Professor Timothy Jackson, following its “formal investigation” and sanctions against him.The university will also “resume publication” of the journal and reduce Jackson’s teaching load by one-course and “appoint a half-time Research Assistant to support the journal,” according to free speech expert Eugene Volokh. He wrote about the settlement at the Volokh Conspiracy, a free speech blog published by Reason.Volokh said Jackson (pictured) will receive $400,000 in the settlement and his legal team will receive $325,000.The settlement, finalized on July 2, ends a five-year battle that began when Jackson organized a symposium to respond to criticism of 19th century German music theorist Heinrich Schenker.杰克逊（Jackson）是《申克里亚研究杂志》（Journal of Schenkerian）研究杂志的主编，该研究在UNT举行。2020年7月的研讨会包括杰克逊（Jackson）自己对亨特学院教授菲利普·埃维尔（Philip Ewell）的反驳，后者指责申克（Schenker）是种族主义者。 （在这一说法之后，埃维尔还建议自己的父亲因喜欢贝多芬而是种族主义者）。正如大学修复程序之前的报道：黑人教授争辩说，申克是“一个热心的种族主义者和德国民族主义者”，其思想“为了使《白人音乐理论》的主导地位的第12卷的著作《杂志》的第12卷“有益”。杰克逊（Jackson）的批评称埃维尔（Ewell）的作品是为了建立围绕犹太人的申克（Schenker）建立“阴谋论”，这是“黑人反犹太主义的广泛流动的一部分。”杰克逊自己的同事以及未申请“ [r]普遍的党派的请愿书，以“持有”的请愿书，以估计“符合“准确的”一体化”。 2020年7月的一份声明指控杰克逊“种族主义情感平台”。作为