A year after Charlie Kirk’s death, almost 1 in 3 students say violence can be used to stop campus speakers
Summary
A recent survey shows that nearly 30% of U.S. college students believe that using violence to stop a campus speaker can be acceptable. This survey was conducted one year after conservative commentator Charlie Kirk was killed at Utah Valley University.Key Facts
- About 30% of U.S. college students think violence to stop a speaker on campus is acceptable at least sometimes.
- The survey included roughly 63,000 college students across the country.
- The timing of the survey marks one year since the death of Charlie Kirk on a university campus.
- Charlie Kirk was a conservative commentator who was killed at Utah Valley University.
- The survey reflects attitudes about free speech and campus safety.
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