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.Second, in Keeton v. Anderson-Wiley, 664 F.3d 865 (11th Cir. 2011), Pryor affirmed the expulsion of a female Christian student from a state college for refusing to engage in a “remediation plan” of her views on sexuality which included the suggestion that she attend a “Gay Pride Parade.”

Your information is incomplete. Pryor wrote a concurring opinion, writing that the 11th Circuit: "never ruled that a public university can discriminate against student speech based on the concern that the student might, in a variety of circumstances, express views at odds with the preferred viewpoints of the university. Our precedents roundly reject prior restraints in the public school setting."

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But it sounds like he nonetheless supported the expulsion.

Doesn’t makes sense.