Penn talks back
Actor and civil servant Kal Penn talked to students Tuesday night about his heritage and identity. The event was sponsored by the Asian Pacific American Student Assembly for the APASA Heritage Festival.
Austin Vogel | Daily Trojan
Actor and civil servant Kal Penn talked to students Tuesday night about his heritage and identity. The event was sponsored by the Asian Pacific American Student Assembly for the APASA Heritage Festival.
Austin Vogel | Daily Trojan
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They why have you removed so many comments? Who are you protecting?
As the DT is now limiting free speech I suggest we take over this article to continue the discussion.
I ask the following:
1) Is Melissa the real racist?
2) Is Phi Kap even worth discussing as part of the Greek system at SC?
3) Why is the DT trying to limit the free discussion of this topic?
Unfortunately, an error in the WordPress moderation of the comments led to 110 comments being switched into the “Pending approval” category instead of the “Approved” category, where they were originally. There was no purposeful comment takedown — apologies for the inconvenience.
Rachel Bracker, managing editor