Georgetown University must decide whether it is a university or a hostage to censors

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Georgetown University must defend the right of invited speakers to speak.

On Monday, acting Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan was prevented from delivering remarks at a formal Georgetown University event. While faculty repeatedly attempted to calm protesters in the crowd, their words went unheard. Every time McAleenan attempted to speak, he was drowned out. One member of the faculty explained that McAleenan had agreed to take questions, including from protesters. They ignored him. They weren’t interested in dialogue or learning, or even arguing.

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