Would Students Feel Comfortable Saying These Conservative Slogans On Campus?

On campuses across the country, many conservative students feel the need to hide their political views in order to avoid receiving backlash from their peers, and even some professors.

Campus Reform’s Logan Dubil interviewed students at the University of Pittsburgh about political discussions on their campus.

In the beginning of the interviews, most students agreed that there is a bias against conservatives on campus.

When asked if people would be accepting of conservatives on their campus, one student said, “No. not really. I know a lot of people who would either not interact with them or like bash them behind their backs.”

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