31 Percent of Students Say some Level of Violence Acceptable to Stop Campus Speech: Survey

Nearly 1 in 3 College Students Say Violence to Stop Campus Speech Is Acceptable

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31 percent of students say some level of violence acceptable to stop campus speech: survey

Almost 1 in 3 students say using violence to stop a campus speech is acceptable, according to the results of a nationwide survey of college students released Wednesday. About 63,000 students at 262 schools surveyed online by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression were asked, among other questions: “How acceptable would you say it […]

Fewer students accept violence as a way to protest speech, study finds

Utah Valley University, where Kirk was shot, came in at 210 out of 261 in FIRE's annual ranking of the state of free speech on college campuses.

Fewer Students Back Campus Violence After Kirk Killing, but Nearly One in Three Still Say It's OK

A recent survey by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression reveals a decline in student support for using violence to stop campus speech, though challenges in free expression persist.