AAG(US:AAL) New York Post·2025-09-15 19:19Corporate Responses - American Airlines pilots who celebrated the assassination of Charlie Kirk were immediately grounded and removed from service, with calls for their termination due to glorifying political violence [3] - Delta Air Lines suspended several employees for social media posts that exceeded respectful debate, indicating that violations of their social media policy could lead to termination [3][8] - The University of Miami's health care system fired an employee for making unacceptable public commentary regarding Kirk's death [9] - Children's Healthcare of Atlanta terminated a worker for inappropriate comments about Kirk's killing, emphasizing that such rhetoric violates their social media policy [9] - Office Depot fired an employee for refusing to print flyers about Charlie Kirk, labeling the incident as unacceptable and insensitive [13][15] - Nasdaq terminated an employee for remarks that condoned or celebrated violence related to Kirk [17] Educational Institutions - Middle Tennessee State University fired an employee for making a derogatory comment about Kirk's fate, with the university stating the termination was effective immediately [4] - Idaho's West Ada School District also fired an employee for posting inappropriate content online, expressing shock and sadness over the incident [6] - A middle school science teacher in Oregon was placed on leave and subsequently resigned after stating that Kirk's death "brightened up" his day [6] - Clemson University suspended an employee pending investigation for social media posts related to Kirk's death [7] Media and Public Figures - MSNBC analyst Matthew Dowd was fired for implying that Kirk's "awful words" led to "awful actions," with the network's president calling his remarks inappropriate and insensitive [10][12] - A coordinated effort appears to be behind the firings, with a doxxing site named "Expose Charlie's Murderers" collecting information on individuals who made posts about Kirk [22][23]