FF, try to grasp this. You, as an individual, have every right to take offense at a multitude of things. Others may not and may find other stuff offensive. It's called the marketplace of ideas.
What we object to is a government-funded university picking and choosing which speech to censor and which to protect. That is called violating the First Amendment.
ps. I do find it supremely ironic that supporting a key policy proposal of the President of the United States, ie "build the wall", is apparently considered hate speech at Baylor. So the lesson is, we are not supposed to say anything that might offend those who intend to invade our country illegally. Too bad Baylor was not equally concerned about innocent women who were gang raped by members of its football team.
What we object to is a government-funded university picking and choosing which speech to censor and which to protect. That is called violating the First Amendment.
ps. I do find it supremely ironic that supporting a key policy proposal of the President of the United States, ie "build the wall", is apparently considered hate speech at Baylor. So the lesson is, we are not supposed to say anything that might offend those who intend to invade our country illegally. Too bad Baylor was not equally concerned about innocent women who were gang raped by members of its football team.
