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From BBC Radio 4, this is Things Fell Apart, season 2. to.

Yeah, law students shouting profanities and threats disrupt a free speech event with a bipartisan panel on civil liberties.

For decades a culture war has raged on college campuses about whether or not to

deplatform contentious voices.

The students that protested hurled insults at us,

shouted us down, they were pounding on classroom walls. It was a terrifying night. Campus

police issuing a shelter in place order after college Republicans invited

Milo Annapolis to speak. This is a police generator that was knocked over and set on fire

when these protests turned into a riot. We will not tolerate racism or

sexism or hate crimes and violence. He's a fascist and Berkeley did not welcome him.

But lately, something big and surprising has changed about this particular culture war.

For the longest time protests over free speech were pretty much confined to college

and until suddenly they exploded out of colleges and into workplaces

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