DePaul professor triggered by 'so-called free speech' being allowed on campus posts resignation

"So called free speech"@Nero https://t.co/MIEildUlQj

— 365conservative (@365conservative) May 27, 2016

Milo Yiannopoulos’ recent speech at DePaul University sparked quite an uproar as Black Lives Matter activists stormed the stage and threatened violence. Campus personnel have tried their best to protect special snowflakes upset by exposure to words they don’t like from any further trauma.

One DePaul professor was so horrified — not by the threats of violence against Yiannopoulos but by the fact he was allowed to speak on campus — that she’s decided to go seek a safe space elsewhere according to a post on her Facebook page:

https://twitter.com/Nero/status/736248754521702404

The post no longer appears at Cheng’s page, though it’s unclear whether she sent the letter to school administrators.

Maybe we should start here:

https://twitter.com/Spacebunnyday/status/736250343466602496

The truth always comes out eventually!

If all it takes to make a Leftist professor quit is for @Nero to speak at the school, he needs to visit more! #tcot https://t.co/KMRNscB5tL

— FullMetalPatriot ?? (@FullMtlPatriot) May 27, 2016

"equal exchanges of ideas, the so-called free speech rooted in the market ideology, is delusional" ~DePaul professor https://t.co/lwIyWvM4di

— Honkimus Maximus ?? (@Maximus_Honkmus) May 27, 2016

https://twitter.com/TTThoon1/status/736265650809806849

I'll buy her a plane ticket to North Korea if that's how she feels about free speech. https://t.co/Yv613WCRCb

— Alexi Kudej (@AKudej25) May 27, 2016

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Resigning Prof Needs 2 Work In Venezuela 2See What Her Backward & Illogical Beliefs Have, When Brought 2 Conclusion https://t.co/JimFzR8p6Q

— William R Nicholson (@navybluesmoke) May 27, 2016

The professor might find her experience in the real world a little more triggering than she’d like, so maybe she’ll be back (if she resigns at all).

https://twitter.com/DesScorp/status/736263872680734720