Four in 10 undergraduate students say ‘offensive speech’ deserves prosecution: Poll
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- Washington Examiner reports: “Undergraduate college students increasingly want to see “offensive speech” criminalized, according to a Sunday poll by Inquire. Forty percent of 803 respondents said they agree that “offensive spee…”
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