Kan. Lawmakers Consider Bill To Protect Speech On Campus

Law Would End Free Speech Zones, Prevent Guests from Being Disinvited for Views

TOPEKA Kan. (AP) — Legislation aimed at protecting free speech on Kansas college campuses is facing mixed reviews amid a nationwide debate over how to balance free speech with the schools’ desire to protect against disruptions and make all students feel safe and welcome.

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