http://www.thestate.com/news/local/education/article98051752.html
CLEMSON--An unofficial student group at Clemson University has rankled some by inviting alt-right conservative provocateur and Breitbart.com tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos to speak at the school during an event called “Make Clemson Great Again.”
A group of Clemson students called WeRoar Clemson announced Yiannopoulos will speak at Tillman Hall auditorium on Oct. 18. the Greenville News reported.
Yiannopoulos is an outspoken critic of political correctness, feminism, Islam and the progressive left. He was recently banned from Twitter after actress Leslie Jones, who’s black, faced a barrage of racist and obscene posts.
WeRoar Clemson member Zach Talley says the event will be a private, ticketed event.
It comes in the wake of a nine-day sit-in at Clemson’s administrative offices last semester over a lack of diversity on campus.
This is exactly the type of publicity we need right now. This will not only do wonders for our school and its image, but will definitely bring our student body together. Should be great for recruiting too!
CLEMSON--An unofficial student group at Clemson University has rankled some by inviting alt-right conservative provocateur and Breitbart.com tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos to speak at the school during an event called “Make Clemson Great Again.”
A group of Clemson students called WeRoar Clemson announced Yiannopoulos will speak at Tillman Hall auditorium on Oct. 18. the Greenville News reported.
Yiannopoulos is an outspoken critic of political correctness, feminism, Islam and the progressive left. He was recently banned from Twitter after actress Leslie Jones, who’s black, faced a barrage of racist and obscene posts.
WeRoar Clemson member Zach Talley says the event will be a private, ticketed event.
It comes in the wake of a nine-day sit-in at Clemson’s administrative offices last semester over a lack of diversity on campus.
This is exactly the type of publicity we need right now. This will not only do wonders for our school and its image, but will definitely bring our student body together. Should be great for recruiting too!