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A year after Charlie Kirk was killed, nearly half of college students say violence can be used to stop speech

By Deseret News · November 9, 2026 · 1 min read
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Nearly half of American college students believe violence can be used to stop hate speech. Students from the University of Utah share their experience on campus. FIRE reports gave the University of Utah a low grade on free speech, and experts offer solutions.

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