Jul 10, 2011 at 1:54 PM
The Tennessean has published an editorial I recently wrote regarding a "hate speech" policy threatening liberty at Vanderbilt University.
As a Vanderbilt freshman last fall, I was excited about the school’s vision of “intellectual freedom that supports open inquiry." This year’s freshmen, however, face conflicting forces that will either threaten or vindicate this vision of liberty, showing students what Vanderbilt is really all about...
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Lots of people who work for the speakers bureau can tell you that free speech is indeed one of your rights, but that doesn't mean that you can use this right to shame other people in public. Keep that in mind.
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