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While the government can’t do a lot of things well, one primary task it must improve upon is securing inherent rights. Unfortunately, many public universities across this nation are finding it easier to restrict speech, while empowering mobs to shout down any dissent from woke-minded narratives. One of the latest examples of the attack on speech happened at the flagship of the University of North Carolina System in Chapel Hill. The Carolina Review, a conservative and libertarian-minded publication, was hacked. All content was deleted on April 28, leaving only a derogatory remark and a “N...

Conservative student magazine at UNC targeted with hack and vandalism Jeremy Beaman © Provided by Washington Examiner A publication run by conservative students at the University of North Carolina is partially back online after its website was hacked and one of its brand new distribution boxes vandalized. On April 28, a day before the Carolina Review was scheduled to publicly release its final issue of the academic year, a staffer passing by one of never-before-used magazine boxes on campus observed that someone had written “racist” on it in black ink. Hours later, a ...

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The  Carolina Review’s website was left largely blank Wednesday night around 10:00 PM, save for a note the hacker left on the masthead that called editor in chief Bryson Piscitelli a “nazi scum fuck off.” The hack came just hours after one of the  Review’s campus distribution boxes—installed last Sunday—was vandalized with the word “racist” in black Sharpie. Piscitelli, a sophomore, told the  Washington Free Beacon that the school’s liberal political culture has made his publication a target, leading him to believe a student is responsible for the hack. “The sad truth ...