American college students have the right to speak. Sometimes that right comes under attack, as with the infamous speech codes, but those codes have been struck down regularly. Students also have the right to associate freely, to form groups and decide who may join. Unfortunately, that right is not very secure, due to the mania for “diversity” on many campuses.

In today’s Martin Center article, Casey Mattox writes about the restrictions that students can encounter on their........

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