Nearly one-third of U.S. college students say violence can be acceptable against a campus speaker exactly a year after conservative commentator Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at Utah Valley University, according to a new survey. Of the 63,000 students polled, 30 percent said that using violence to prevent someone from speaking on campus is…
A year after Charlie Kirk’s death, almost 1 in 3 students say violence can be used to stop campus speakers
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