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He said the email stated if he didn’t remove his tribal affiliation and pronouns from his email signature, he’d face suspension from USD, “and then there would be a decision made about ...

John Little, a Native person who works at the University of South Dakota, said that he was forced to remove his tribal affiliation and his gender pronouns from his University email signature.

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Both Little and Red Shirt-Shaw stated in their social media posts that after consulting with legal services, they decided to remove their tribal affiliations and pronouns from their email signatures.