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Nearly two-thirds of college students think government should have power to punish hate speech : survey

UW-Madison survey finds majority support among students for cracking down on offensive speech A new survey from the University of Wisconsin-Madison shows that 63 percent of students on campus believe the government should be able to punish “hate speech.” The question asked was: “How much do you agree or disagree with the following statement: The government should be able to punish hate speech?” An overwhelming majority responded that they agreed, while 29 percent disagreed, and six percent were unsure. Further, 40 percent of students agreed the government should be able to restrict the speech of “climate change deniers” and 50 percent of students believe the government should be able to restrict the speech of “racially insensitive people.”

Minnesota State s colleges and universities consider yes means yes sex policy

Minnesota State s colleges and universities consider yes means yes sex policy ST. PAUL - Student leaders for Minnesota s largest higher-education system want to replace No means no with Yes means yes when it comes to obtaining consent for sex.Minnesota State s Board of Trustees is expected to vote in March on a change . Written By: Josh Verges / St. Paul Pioneer Press | 5:29 pm, Jan. 29, 2018 ST. PAUL - Student leaders for Minnesota s largest higher-education system want to replace No means no with Yes means yes when it comes to obtaining consent for sex. Minnesota State s Board of Trustees is expected to vote in March on a change to its sexual misconduct policy, which applies to students and employees alike, as well as anyone who has sex on campus.

Columbus Day 2020: The Columbian Exchange —Columbus Did Nothing Wrong, The Geneva Convention Says So! | Articles

On the 400th anniversary of Columbus‘s voyage of discovery, October 12, 1892,  Chauncey Depew, a famous lawyer, statesman and public speaker, made a speech that became known as the “Columbian Oration” at the Columbian Exposition in Chicago, which was itself a celebration of Columbus. This day belongs not to America, but to the world. The results of the event it commemorates are the heritage of the peoples of every race and clime. We celebrate the emancipation of man. The preparation was the work of almost countless centuries; the realization was the revelation of one. The Cross on Calvary was hope; the cross raised on San Salvador was opportunity. But for the first, Columbus would never have sailed; but for the second, there would have been no place for the planting, the nurture, and the expansion of civil and religious liberty. …

At Princeton University, a racial reckoning and a free speech battle

At Princeton University, a racial reckoning and a free speech battle
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At Princeton, a Racial Reckoning and a Free Speech Battle

At Princeton, a Racial Reckoning and a Free Speech Battle
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