Two California State University, San Bernardino, employees have sued the university in the last week, claiming they were discriminated against and faced retaliation after opening Title IX investigations into their workplace.
CSUSB police officer Joanna Barber-Matthews alleges in her June 24 complaint that the police department has discriminated against her since she began employment, based on her identity as a Black, queer woman.
Community Partnerships analyst Camelia Fowler brings a class action lawsuit June 20, alleging that the university violated the Fair Employment and Housing Act by discriminating against her, and other employees who are women and people of color, in pay.
CSU has not yet reviewed the lawsuits,
