UW protest guidelines too broad to be effective, may inhibit peaceful protest on campus
Subjectivity of guidelines may condemn protests that were once considered peaceful
Conservatives’ self-victimization on college campuses is getting old
Freedom of speech not good enough excuse to target already marginalized groups
Politicians shouldn’t exploit taxpayer dollars for personal gain
After controversial settlement over free speech lawsuit comes question about sincerity of activism
New campus free speech policy draws mixed responses from UW students, staff members at panel
Panel members explore implications for individual rights, protests, censorship
Wisconsin GOP congressional candidate Paul Nehlen banned from Twitter, and rightfully so
Regardless of media forum, racist imagery objectively has no place in American politics
UW faculty join students for free speech debate to discuss how exposure to dissenting viewpoints affects college experience
Dialogue raises concerns about greater issues across college campuses, function of universities in society
Transcript: The Badger Herald sits down with Chancellor Rebecca Blank
Blank discusses free speech, campus safety, campus climate, religious diversity, Foxconn
This Thanksgiving, be thankful for the right to protest
In a time as politically polarized as 2017, we should be thankful for the First Amendment
Raising issues with controversial opinions better than silencing them to avoid offense
Silencing opinions that some deem harmful antithetical to free speech
Board of Regents speech policy a triumph for liberty
Protecting free speech on college campuses is imperative because as it promotes necessary civil discourse, bridges gap between left, right
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