Natanael, (edited )

Even private schools have to allow some form of protesting.

Edit: listen to the lawyers instead of people telling you not to make your voice heard

thefire.org/…/heres-what-students-need-know-about…

aclu.org/…/students-rights-speech-walkouts-and-ot…

houstonpublicmedia.org/…/charges-dropped-against-…

Especially because of the very same rule you cite, that universities can’t discriminate based on viewpoint

bwog.com/…/new-york-civil-liberties-union-and-pal…

“The NYCLU claims that the suspension of SJP and JVP violated Columbia’s own policies regarding student protests. Citing the policies and procedures established after the protests of 1968, the NYCLU asserts that Columbia’s actions violate the established policies. The statement notes that although private universities such as Columbia University and Barnard College are not bound by the First Amendment, they are bound by their own policies when regarding disciplinary actions against student groups. Moreover, the NYCLU raises concerns that the University’s actions were motivated by the student groups’ political stance in support of Palestinian rights.”

nyclu.org/…/nyclu-and-palestine-legal-sue-columbi…

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