Many think that privacy is an issue. I respect the need for certain things to be kept sacred. What she does in her own time is her own personal, private business, not ours. Gail Brunelle, professor of history also mentioned the issue of privacy off campus. Others do not understand how a legal profession could end in dismissal for Rios.
Morality is different for everyone.
You can't ask everyone to live by your own personal moral code. Rios' situation has more than politically effected the campus. Titans represent themselves, their teammates and their athletics department in a positive way. They do not try to draw negative attention to themselves by such things as being abusive at a club or party. When wearing something that associates them with their teams or their department, they act in a responsible and dignified manner.