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Dec 4, 2004Neal Boortz on Proposed Hate Speech Code at the University of Alabama
ALABAMA FOOTBALL FANS SHOULD BE CAREFUL!The University of Alabama is considering a speech code which would contain the following provision:
"University officials in charge of student programming must develop clear policies restricting any behavior that demeans or reduces an individual based on group affiliation or personal traits, or which promotes hate or discrimination, in any approved University program or activity. These policies must be incorporated into any contract entered into by the university regarding participation in formal University programs or activities."
A football game is a"University activity" is it not? An Auburn football player has a"group affiliation," does he not? Does this mean that a clear policy must be developed by University officials restricting any behavior at a football game that might in any way"reduce" or"demean" a member of the opposing team?
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chris l pettit - 12/4/2004
We got Urban Meyer...We got Urban Meyer!!!
I never found Alabama to be too problematic...Ole Miss is a lot worse...and you would not believe Baton Rouge on a Saturday night.
That being said...anything to keep Alabama down!!
CP
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Roderick T. Long - 12/3/2004
Well, that's the best case for the UA speech code I've heard yet! :-)
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