The law also demands campuses use the actual legal definition of student-on-student “harassment” handed down by the Supreme Court, behavior “so severe, pervasive, and objectively offensive, and that so undermines and detracts from the victims’ educational experience, that the victim-students are effectively denied equal access to an institution’s resources and opportunities.”
Finally, the Campus Free Speech Protection Act will forbid viewpoint-based discrimination in the distribution of funds for student groups and prevent faculty from being punished for what they choose to say in the classroom unless it is “not reasonably germane to the subject matter of the class as broadly construed, and comprises a substantial portion of classroom instruction.”
Now we need the rest of the South to ban them, so that we become a fortress of free speech.
Carson Richardson
Good to see that in some places there's still a bit of reason left.
Angel Hall
Probably for their own safety. The people of Tennessee are not known for their tolerance of commie niggers.
Julian Ortiz
This has made my day op Finally some colleges can now freely discuss new ideas without being oppressed by the unwashed aggressive antifa and feminists Maybe now they can start earning back their reputation as a place for learning and new ideas
