Grant Neal: promising black student accused of crime he didn't commit

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Grant Neal, a black student-athlete at Colorado State, was having tremendous success both on the football field and in the classroom. He played a key role in winning the 2014 NCAA National Title and received accolades for his work in the pre-med program. However, Grant's life took an unexpected turn when he was indefinitely suspended from Colorado State on false charges of sexual assault. He wasn't able to return to football in the NCAA and his dream of becoming a professional football player was destroyed.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duke_lacrosse_case

Three Duke players were accused of rape. The coach was forced to resign. The season was cancelled negatively affecting those not accused. In the end, the charges were dropped, the prosecutor was disbarred "dishonesty, fraud, deceit, and misrepresentation", and the players/coach were subjected to hate mail and vandalism. Threats of gang violence against Duke students and mobs protesting outside the house where the party took place occurred. The Black Panthers protested and team members were vilified on and off campus.

In the end, the charges were dropped by then DEMOCRAT Attorney General and now DEMOCRAT governor Roy Cooper stating that the three were victims of a "tragic rush to accuse".

It's no surprise that Jesse Jackson said that Rainbow/PUSH would pay for the accusers tuition even if she fabricated the story.

Where is their justice?