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‘They are not snowflakes’: West Point can’t restrict professors’ speech, judge rules

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The speech policies caused an ‘ongoing chill’ on a professor’s right to express himself, a judge found

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The U.S. Military Academy at West Point can’t require civilian faculty to get approval before speaking publicly or restrict these professors from sharing their personal views in class, a New York federal judge ruled.

In a ruling Tuesday, Judge Cathy Seibel called the policies, implemented after a Trump administration executive order, a “blunt force instrument” that was not preventing “any real harm,” while at the same time blocking cadets from experiencing a robust classroom debate.

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