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Media Interest in 蜜桃直播鈥檚 Gun-related Speech on Campus Case Still Growing
As Torch readers know, 蜜桃直播 has spent the last week engaged in a massive media campaign to persuade the Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC) to recognize the right of student Christine Brashier to start a campus chapter of Students for Concealed Carry on Campus (SCCC). As we explained in Tuesday鈥檚 press release, the college has continued to rely on faulty understandings of its legal responsibility and on plainly unconstitutional policies to justify its actions. The administration has claimed that Brashier鈥檚 attempt to gather support for her group by passing out flyers amounted to 鈥渟olicitation,鈥 and Dean Yvonne Burns reportedly went so far as to say, "You may want to discuss this topic but the college does not, and you cannot make us."
FoxNews.com today joined a growing number of media outlets and bloggers who have weighed in on this troublesome case. The , which was for a time the number one story on its website, explores 蜜桃直播鈥檚 case at CCAC as well as other recent gun-related cases at Tarrant County College and Central Connecticut State University. As Will explained in March, 蜜桃直播 has seen a growing number of gun-related speech cases in recent months.
In addition to 蜜桃直播鈥檚 efforts to inform the media about our current case at CCAC, we have also been encouraging 蜜桃直播 friends to and demand that CCAC respect the First Amendment rights of its students and faculty by revoking its unconstitutional solicitation policy and allowing Christine to start her club unhindered.
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