Campus Police: "You Can't Hand Out the Constitution"
ICYMI: A YAL activist at Modesto Junior College was barred from handing out pocket Constitutions on Constitution Day, Sept. 17th (a federal observance) by campus police. After explaining to the officer that his right to free speech is protected by the First Amendment, he was referred to a campus administrator, who sided with the police officer.
This past week, 150 YAL chapters nationwide held demonstrations on their campuses as part of "Constitution Week." Many of these chapters built "Free Speech Walls" to address free speech issues on their own campuses.
As seen on The Drudge Report:
Fox News: California College Bars Student From Handing out Copies of the Constitution
Daily Caller: Campus Cop Stops Student From Handing Out Constitutions— on Constitution Day
As seen on The Drudge Report:
Fox News: California College Bars Student From Handing out Copies of the Constitution
Daily Caller: Campus Cop Stops Student From Handing Out Constitutions— on Constitution Day
The Blaze: What This California College Wouldn't Let a Student Do On Constitution Day, May Make Your Blood Boil
Campus Reform: Public School Bans Student From Handing Out Constitutions on Constitution Day
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