Conservative Student Speaks Up About Campus Intimidation

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When Anne Coulter, Milo Yiannopoulos, or Charles Murray are blocked from a speaking engagement at a liberal university due to a riot, the incident makes headlines.
But these protests aren't the only cases of intimidation being used to silence non-Leftist speech on campus, however. Not by a long shot. Steven Glick, editor-in-chief of the student newspaper Claremont Independent, shares his experiences:

I began writing for the Claremont Independent -- a student-run conservative paper at the Claremont Colleges -- and became a vocal opponent of political correctness.

My classmates -- as well as my former employer on campus -- grew upset with my coverage of the over-the-top PC-policing and began to think up ways to silence me. I was frequently reported to the deans, and a petition even circulated asking the administration to expel me and my staff.