Hundreds Of Colleges Form “Bias Response Teams” To Combat “Hate Speech” Like “Build The Wall”
by Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge.com
Feb 23, 2017
Over the past year, an organization called the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) has been surveying college campuses around the country to assess how the liberal bastions of safe spaces handle reports of “hate speech” (a.k.a. “any opinion, or fact for that matter, that runs contrary to the widely accepted views of leftist professors and administrators”). Apparently, and to our great shock no less, hundreds of college campuses all around the country have established so-called “Bias Response Teams” tasked with the crucial responsibility of scrutinizing campus speech that may be deemed “hateful.”
While FIRE published a very comprehensive, 35-page report on the 230 “Bias Response Team” systems they surveyed, below is just a taste of some of the atrocities they uncovered.
The first example comes from Ohio State University, where one precious snowflake was apparently appalled to discover that someone had written “Build the Wall” on a class chalk board and brazenly left the vicious hate speech there for the world to see.
“There is chalk on the oval saying “Build the Wall” which could be construed as hate speech against Hispanic students and undocumented citizens. This is unsafe for the University community and cannot be allowed.”
Meanwhile, students at the University of Michigan were absolutely terrified of this ‘snow penis.’ Of course, rather than simply demolish the phallus, the ‘triggered’ Michigan students were forced to alert the authorities.
The Rest…HERE
