“Student A,” a freshman at the University of Texas at Austin, is a self-described “Tea Party conservative” who “strongly supports Israel, believes in a race-blind society, supports President Trump, is pro-life, and supports the border…
“Student A,” a freshman at the University of Texas at Austin, is a self-described “Tea Party conservative” who “strongly supports Israel, believes in a race-blind society, supports President Trump, is pro-life, and supports the border…
The University of Texas at Austin prohibits and can punish students for a wide range of speech violations, including infractions defined as “ridicule” and “insults” — not to mention electronic communication deemed “rude” and “uncivil,”…
Struck down in court 14 years ago for similar suppression of students The University of Texas-Austin is not only chilling speech by threatening to punish students for “incivility,” “rude” and “insensitive” comments, and other undefined…
“By failing to define highly subjective terms such as ‘offensive,’ ‘biased,’ ‘uncivil,’ and ‘rude,’ the University of Texas has given itself broad discretion to determine which speech – and whose speech – violates their policies.
The University of Texas is allegedly chilling student speech in violation of the First Amendment, according to a lawsuit spurred by a campus incident involving conservative support for Brett Kavanaugh and a pro-Trump “Make America…