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osewalrusAccording to a study by Georgetown University's Free Speech Project.
1. The number of incidents that could qualify as "free speech infringements" (e.g., rescinding an invitation to speak) is extremely low. From 2016-18, there were roughly 60 incidents that could qualify. There are approximately 4,500 colleges and universities in the United States.
2. The bulk of incidents directed against conservatives involved only 3 specific speakers: Anne Coulter, Ben Shapiro, and Milo Yanopolis. As the report notes, all three have a history of actively inviting protest. Indeed, the single largest number of disinvitations involved Milo Yanopolis' "Dangerous Faggot Tour."
3. Incidents against liberal/progressive speakers were widespread and significantly under-reported.
4. An analysis of college and university disciplinary actions against faculty showed that professors were more likely to be disciplined over controversial liberal views than over controversial conservative views.
1. The number of incidents that could qualify as "free speech infringements" (e.g., rescinding an invitation to speak) is extremely low. From 2016-18, there were roughly 60 incidents that could qualify. There are approximately 4,500 colleges and universities in the United States.
2. The bulk of incidents directed against conservatives involved only 3 specific speakers: Anne Coulter, Ben Shapiro, and Milo Yanopolis. As the report notes, all three have a history of actively inviting protest. Indeed, the single largest number of disinvitations involved Milo Yanopolis' "Dangerous Faggot Tour."
3. Incidents against liberal/progressive speakers were widespread and significantly under-reported.
4. An analysis of college and university disciplinary actions against faculty showed that professors were more likely to be disciplined over controversial liberal views than over controversial conservative views.
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