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Judge rules college can?t censor religious speech for being ?offensive?

By Alliance Alert

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Drew Zahn reports at WorldNetDaily: "'Professor Matteson clearly violated Mr. Lopez's free speech rights by engaging in viewpoint discrimination and retaliation because he disagreed with the student's religious beliefs,' said ADF Senior Counsel David French in a statement. 'Moreover, the district has a speech code that has created a culture of censorship on campus. America's public universities and colleges are supposed to be a "marketplace of ideas," not a hotbed of intolerance.'"

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on July 15, 2009 (boomark / email).

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