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That'll teach her for showing an example of free speech on a college campus! Colleges are probably the least speech-friendly places in the developed world. Otherwise, an example of free speech within that context doesn't have punch unless you use something offensive and, no matter what you use (provided you actually use something offensive), there's going to be controversy.

mrduckbear posted...

tephanie Gaia said "She used it as an example. She said it with the hard r, no hesitation. Everyone was just so taken aback".

Less than 24 hours later, out of shame, Caitlin resigned as University President Neal Smatresk said the vehemently defend inclusion and said while Ms Sewell was trying to make a point, they don't condone what she said

People who say things without hesitation are unlikely to be feel ashamed about doing it.
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