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University of Waterloo apologizes to Christie Blatchford over banned speech

Published on November 17, 2010 By SiteEditor

November 17, 2010
University of Waterloo apologizes to Christie Blatchford: “freedom to speak and to learn is fundamental”
Posted by voiceofcanada

UPDATED 1230 Nov 17/10 — The University of Waterloo has issued a strongly worded apology to Helpless author Christie Blatchford after a small group of students were able to intimidate the university into cancelling her Nov 12/10 appearance at the Humanities Theatre:

Infants at university block Christie Blatchford’s speech on hew Caledonia book

Published on November 16, 2010 By SiteEditor

The Chronicle-Herald – November 16, 2010
Where’s the respect for free speech at universities?
By Paul Schneidereit

I don’t know which is sadder: intolerant young people, including students, for shutting down speeches they don’t agree with, or universities for letting misguided activists get away with acting like fascists. As could easily have been predicted, the more these groups of self-righteous thought police get what they want without significant repercussions, the more their censorial efforts will target even people not seen as especially “controversial” by most folks.

Homosexualist totalitarian stunt defeated in court

Published on July 27, 2010 By SiteEditor

LifeSiteNews.com – July 26, 2010
Calif. Professor Fired for Homosexual Comments Wins $100K Settlement

Homosexuality indefensible so homosexuals fire teachers

Published on July 13, 2010 By SiteEditor

The Alliance Defense Fund news release – July 12, 2010
Ill. prof. fired for teaching about Catholic beliefs in class on Catholicism
ADF urges restoration of Kenneth Howell’s First Amendment rights, teaching position

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. – Alliance Defense Fund attorneys sent a letter Monday to University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign officials on behalf of a popular, highly regarded professor who was fired for explaining the position of the Roman Catholic Church on human sexual behavior to members of his Introduction to Catholicism class.