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Free speech and death
Charlie Kirk, a 31-year-old commentator, was fatally shot during a free speech event attended by around 3,000 mostly young people, highlighting risks of public discourse.
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Charlie Kirk’s Death Is a Test for Campus Free Speech
Charlie Kirk’s death has forced colleges to reckon with campus free speech. With national attention already focused on campus free speech, the assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University has intensified a fractious moment for higher education. Voices on the right have blamed colleges for Kirk’s death, calling them “indoctrination camps” and comparing them to “madrassas that radicalize jihadis.”
·Washington, United States
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