A California college professor was placed on leave after he allegedly asked a Vietnamese college student to 'anglicize' her name because it 'sounds like an insult in English.'
"If I lived in Vietnam and my name in your language sounded like Eat a D---, I would change it to avoid embarrassment both on my part and on the part of the people who had to say it," Hubbard wrote."I understand you are offended, but you need to understand your name is an offensive sound in my language.
The emails were not dated and neither the student's sister, who also posted a video of Hubbard addressing Nguyen as P. Nguyen" on a Zoom call, nor Nguyen, responded to NBC News' messages requesting comment.
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