Colleges should be places of expansive political debate, not subjective censorship
It is infuriating that college administrators have been so willing to censor speakers they disagree with while tolerating vicious speakers who find student support on campus. They have knelt not to moral justice, but to the mob. This subjective approach to campus speech codes is utterly anathema both to the First Amendment and to the credibility of campus speech codes in general.
Source: washingtonexaminer.com
