On June 20, the University of Colorado Board of Regents passed a resolution recognizing “First Amendment rights to free speech and public assembly,” as well as “any speaker’s right to express even the most hateful, divisive, racist speech.” The regents noted, however, that these rights do “not protect the speaker from judgment by the public for expressing such speech.” The resolution states that “(c)alls for ‘intifada’ are calls for violence and murder against the Jewish people, are antisemitic, and are racist in nature,” and affirms the regents’ commitment to create an inclusive community free from antisemitism and racism. The regents therefore “condemn SDS (Students for a Democratic S
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