Ramon Diaz, a former football player, alleges an upperclassmen on Northwestern's team shaved “Cinco de Mayo” numbers on the back of his head while the other members watched. He is the latest to sue the university for alleged racism and abuse.
Fitzgerald has maintained he had no knowledge of the hazing. A statement from his lawyers called the sweeping allegations “imprecise,” according to the AP.
“Hazing has absolutely no place at Northwestern. Period,” Northwestern President Michael Schill said. Diaz said that conditions were even worse for his friend, a Black football player. He recalled a teammate telling his friend to “do that monkey dance you do.” His account aligns with other former players, including former quarterback Lloyd Yates, who concurred that the treatment was especially bad for players of color.
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