LGBTQ slurs found at MIT done by students protesting school’s new pro-free speech efforts

College Fix | March 3, 2023

The point they seem to be making was that they should not have the right to say it’

Massachusetts Institute of Technology students behind flyers and chalkings recently found at the school that included slurs against LGBTQ people were protesting the university’s emerging policies in support of free speech.

The incident came in the wake of a two-month-old MIT faculty resolution that defends freedom of speech and expression — even speech some find “offensive or injurious.”

A Feb. 23 memo from MIT administrators stated flyers posted across campus and some chalking outside a school entrance “contained slurs directly targeting the LBGTQ+ community.”

MIT’s bias response team investigated, the memo added, and determined “the messages were put up by students choosing to use extreme speech to call attention to and protest what they see as the implications of” several new pro-free speech policies and efforts at the school.

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1 Comment on LGBTQ slurs found at MIT done by students protesting school’s new pro-free speech efforts

  1. ‘Free speech’, instead of being used to expose unconstitutional government policy/procedure, has been used as the conduit for perverts & subversives to crumple modern sanity into communist ‘clown world’.

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