In her message to the university president, Dortilus said that the incident has left her feeling “rage,” “repugnance,” and “frustration.” She asked that the school take disciplinary action against the professor and condemn her actions.

“This unfathomable behavior should not be tolerated at my university, or any institution for that matter,” she wrote. “I refuse to sit back and let ignorance make its way into my peers and I academic careers.”

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— Janei✨ (@janeithedoll) February 16, 2021

As Blavity previously reported, the HBCU found itself in the middle of a scandal just two years ago after a former assistant to the president was linked to a prostitution ring. Alecia Johnson allegedly helped students looking for money to pay for their Alpha Kappa Alpha, a Greek-lettered sorority, pledge fees by finding customers who would pay them for performing sexual acts. One of the paying clients was a former Fort Valley official named Charles Jones.

Ultimately, Johnson pleaded guilty to six counts of prostitution as a part of a plea bargain, news station 13 WMAZ reported. Two other people associated with the scandal also took plea deals.

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