UIC tells students they cannot speak ‘freely like this’ while tabling for conservative group – Campus Reform

“You shouldn't have to reserve a space on a public property,” A member of the group objected. A school spokesperson responded, “This isn't public property, it's university property.”
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Pat S.
4 years ago

Do you believe a BLM group would have been sent packing?
Sadly, I don’t.

Eyeswideopen
4 years ago

When an institution of Higher learning will not allow the free exchange of speech and ideas, it might be time to reconsider attending that institution.

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4 years ago
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And defunding them.

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