The vice president of the Student Government Association at the University of Houston has been punished by her student senate after she posted on Facebook: "Forget #BlackLivesMatter; more like #AllLivesMatter."

Student body vice president Rohini Sethi has been suspended by the SGA and is temporarily barred from participating in group activities. She is also due to attend a “diversity” workshop per the ruling.

She must also attend three cultural events per month, write a reflection letter, and make a public presentation to a senate meeting on Sept. 28, according to KTRK-TV.

Sethi could lose her position in student government if she doesn’t meet these demands.

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On Monday, the University of Houston released a statement reiterating that the actions taken by the association are those of the student-run group and did not come from the university itself.

“Actions by SGA, a registered student organization subject to its own governance, are not University actions and do not affect the academic standing of a student at the University of Houston. The University of Houston continues to stand firm in support of free speech and does not discipline students for exercising their Constitutional rights,” the school stated in a release on Monday afternoon.

In early July, the association vice president came under fire for her comment, which she quickly apologized for and deleted.

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This all began the night of the deadly shootings at Black Lives Matter protest in Dallas that left five officers dead and nine others wounded.

#RemoveRohini was trending in Houston in the days after the posting, with the vitriol towards Sethi palpable.

Soon after this, UH Student Government Association President Shane Smith told the Daily Cougar, the UH newspaper, that Sethi's opinion was not SGA's official position.

"SGA believes that the diversity of our student body is what has led to our success as a university. While we value each other's differences, there are racial injustices throughout our country that prevent true equality. We all need to work together to be part of the solution."