Chris Ernesto

Win the Debate, Don’t Shut It Down

by Chris Ernesto | May 1, 2017 | Featured Articles, Justice

UC Berkeley’s successful attempt to shut down an appearance by Ann Coulter last week was just the latest example of college campuses - and liberals as a whole - attempting to stifle free speech by acting as society’s morality police. As an antiwar activist, I am typically lumped-in with other so-called leftists, so when progressives act in an oppressive, hateful, racist, fear-mongering, violent or unappealing manner, it reflects poorly on the cause in which I associate. I have been privately challenging some of my colleagues to reflect on their apparently hypocritical behavior, but doing so...

Chris Ernesto is the webmaster and co-founder of St. Pete for Peace, a non-partisan antiwar organization providing peace-oriented education events and services to the Tampa Bay, FL community since 2003.

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