Universities across the country have faced criticism and sometimes legal action for violating the first amendment rights of students, faculty and staff. In response, many schools have spoken out publicly defending free speech. Yet when push comes to shove and the Internet outrage mob shows up to call for a professor to be fired, strongly worded commitments to free speech often melt away.
If guarantees are so easily overridden, that signals larger problems with fate of American higher education.
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