On campus, a lot of free speech happens in library mall. Bikers, donations, sex education, political controversy, and especially religious application.Slide 10: The Sandwich Board
From this point I'll go on to talk about the specific religious preacher at library mall who frequently condemns us to hell and starts arguments with students. I'll also raise a few "should" questions to get my audience, which is UW-Madison students, to think about their own rights and beliefs regarding free speech.
Slide 11: Bong Hits for Jesus
This slide will widen the discussion up toward free speech more generally again, talking about instances where school has tried to reach past school ground to limit student's rights. This will tie back into the beginning fraternity story, where the boundary will be questioned where school authority begins and ends.
Slide 12: A Student Protest in a public domain
This slide will show that students are civilians as well, and the same policies should be applied to both. It will reference the FSM again, where it was decided that schools should be governed as public places as far as student rights go, which will lead into a further discussion of school free speech codes and political correctness.
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