Southeastern Legal Foundation sent a letter to the North Carolina public university on September 16 seeking information on its enforcement of its coronavirus policies. After receiving no response, the public interest law group sent a follow-up letter on September 24.
Thursday, October 01, 2020
Free Speech Group Warns University After it Allowed Black Lives Matter Protest but Banned Other Gatherings
A free speech advocacy group has sent two letters to East Carolina University after the public college banned gatherings of more than 50 students, but allowed a Black Lives Matter protest on campus.
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"The September 16 letter warned the university that its coronavirus policies set a dangerous, unconstitutional precedent” that “could be used to stifle free speech.”
ReplyDelete...and the university replied:
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Actually, they replied with a seven page fax, and the first page was just a big "F".
DeleteThe fact that blacks are allowed to gather, and because of that can die from the Chinese Wuhan CCP virus tells me that Black Lives DON'T Matter to the democrats.
ReplyDeleteAs the left whines about how racist the virus is due to higher rates among blacks. LOL
DeleteIf the Left didn't have double standards they'd have none whatsoever.
ReplyDeleteDon't shit on the sacred race and their special privledges
ReplyDeleteWarns? That's not nearly enough. If there's anyone who deserves to be sued out of exsistance, it's the universities that are pulling this sorry sort of shit.
ReplyDeleteI suppose their next step is to sit on their front steps and have a raging snit.
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