In March 2017, pro-life messages were washed off the sidewalks of Kutztown University by university employees. The school’s policy says only approved messages that identify the author of the messages are allowed on campus. Alliance Defending Freedom has requested the school revise its speech policies to protect the free speech rights of all students and all viewpoints.
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Read MoreRecently, St. Thomas University, a Catholic university in Miami, claimed that Turning Point USA’s use of ‘foul language’ violated […]
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