Fellow American, 

 

BAM. Punch… punch… punch.

 

A female student came running at Adam Fairchild — a student at University of Colorado-Boulder — and started punching him continuously.

 

Adam’s “offense”?

 

Minding his own business while walking around a neighborhood near UC-Boulder, his college, while wearing a red hat that featured a political slogan.

 

The student shouted profanities at Adam, as she punched him for simply having different political beliefs.

 

Perhaps the worst part is that school administrators helped cultivate this hostile learning environment for students like Adam. He didn’t event want to go through the complex process of reporting the incident because Adam didn’t feel the school would have his back.

 

As a result, the female student got away with attacking him.

 

Adam is an intern with us here at Speech First. We’re helping him learn how to take back his free speech rights, and share those lessons with his fellow students. Would you sign this note of support and let Adam know you support his rights for free speech and condemn his attack?

Adam has shared with me, based on his personal experience, that college students around the nation are self-censoring more than ever.

 

He says that students fear a hateful reaction by their fellow peers, professors, and administrators.

 

Adam avoided sharing his opinions and getting unfair grades, going to school administrators for help but being denied support because he’s not on the “woke” side, and even being shamed on social media by his friends and classmates.

 

Self-censorship is happening because of fear.

 

And it’s not just Adam who’s facing this fear… it’s happening to college students around the nation.

 

Let Adam know that you support his right to speak up, and the rights of all students to speak out on liberal campuses.

Thank you for standing with Adam and free speech!

Cherise Trump

Executive Director

Speech First

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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