Campus Pulse: How do you feel about protesting on campus?
“Most of the time I don’t agree with the protest I’ve seen at ARC, but I still appreciate freedom of speech. I may have strong feelings about certain topics but it’s important to let people do what they want even if it makes you feel uncomfortable.” – Erin Blackburn | Social Science Major
October 31, 2019
“I can’t judge people for protesting, it’s their freedom of speech. Even if it’s a topic that I feel strongly about I would still maybe take a moment to sit in and listen to what they have to say.” - Eric Davis | Social Science Major
“When I see people protest about sensitive topics I feel they’re misinformed and spreading that information around ARC. If the protest had anything to do with discriminating against any race or religion that shouldn’t be allowed on campus.”- Mack Eeinger | Civil Engineering Major
“I would be like, ‘what’s going on?’ I would hope that these groups asked permission before protesting on campus. Otherwise I would not agree with that.” Rebecca Littke | Art Major“Most of the time I don’t agree with the protest I’ve seen at ARC, but I still appreciate freedom of speech. I may have strong feelings about certain topics but it’s important to let people do what they want even if it makes you feel uncomfortable.” - Erin Blackburn | Social Science Major
“We all got a voice, and if we chose to act on it that’s everybody's choice. Protesting should be peaceful because you know what you’re signing up for when doing it.”| Chistopher Lopez | Fire Department Major
“People should have the freedom to voice their opinions but be respectable about what they’re saying.”- Christopher Torix | Paramedic Major
![“Healthcare [because] I’m in a neighborhood where a lot of people feel like they can’t get it as easily as they should be able to.” - Henry Oill | Biology/Chemistry Major](https://www.arcurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/MG_9733-500x333.jpg)
