becoming increasingly difficult. The most commonly reported issue was the destruction, vandalization, or theft of property. Expensive educational display boards were stolen or ruined, fliers were stolen, fetal models had heads ripped off and chalk messages were erased. Administration or student governments denied the establishment of  SFLA groups, there have been online bullying and threats, and physical assaults.(1)

      The first school year after the reversal of Roe saw a tripling of free speech violations – over 100 cases of pro-life students denied the free expression of their views. 74% of conservative students at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill were concerned that expressing their political views would cause fellow students to have lower opinions of them, and 40% were worried that their grades would be negatively affected. This is at a school that claims “respect for free inquiry and the obligation to cherish a diversity of viewpoints.” Yet the student body president announced that her administration would be sponsoring a “Redirect the Rage” pro-abortion march. Expensive security precautions are required when Kristen Hawkins, SFLA President comes to speak at a campus. (2)