Texas State University Condemns Hate-Filled Campus Demonstration
University President Kelly Damphousse criticizes the offensive messages displayed by non-affiliated demonstrators, emphasizing campus safety and free speech policies.
- Two men, not affiliated with Texas State University, displayed homophobic and misogynistic signs on campus, prompting condemnation from university officials.
- The demonstrators, identified as members of the Official Street Preachers, sparked a counterprotest from students and community members promoting inclusivity.
- University President Kelly Damphousse expressed deep concern over the emotional impact of the demonstration on the campus community.
- Texas law mandates that public universities allow expressive activities in outdoor spaces, complicating the university's response to offensive speech.
- Despite the disturbance, no arrests were made, and the university is exploring potential legal actions while prioritizing student safety and support.
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