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Berkeley Student Weighs in on Chancellor's Controversial Statement Regarding AZ Tragedy
2010 FIRE Intern and UC Berkeley student Casey Given discusses his chancellor's controversial statement following the tragic shooting in Arizona and calls on fellow students to stand up for free speech on campus in the wake of similar challenges that conflate speech with violent action.
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