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TCU disputes claims it canceled Turning Point event with de-transitioner
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Texas Christian University (TCU) on Wednesday disputed claims it canceled a Turning Point USA event featuring de-transitioner Chloe Cole.
Conservative activist says TCU silenced her-now Ken Paxton is involved
Conservative detransitioner activist Chloe Cole accused Texas Christian University of denying her Turning Point USA-tied speaking event, a claim the university is now pushing back against.
Cole took to X on Tuesday evening, lauding a recent speaking event at Michigan-based Hillsdale College, while condemning what she described as Texas Christian University's decision to cancel her appearance.
"The first college to actually thank me for speaking on their campus instead of cancelling me like @TCU just did!" Cole wrote on X. "Christian colleges (and otherwise) need to step up to keep democracy and free speech alive in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination." Attached to the post was a second one with a promotional graphic for the upcoming event, which has relocated to Birchman Baptist Church in Fort Worth.
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Texas AG Ken Paxton to speak at Turning Point USA event in Lubbock
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LUBBOCK, Texas – Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is scheduled to speak at an event hosted by the Texas Tech University chapter of the conservative advocacy organization Turning Point USA on Tuesday, Oct. 7, in Lubbock.
The event, which is open to the public, will be held at Cook’s Garage, located at 11002 US-84. Students, alumni, and members of the Lubbock community are encouraged to attend, with preferred seating reserved for Texas Tech students.
Following her husband Charlie Kirk's assassination, Erika Kirk has been elected CEO and chair of the board for Phoenix-based Turning Point USA.
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