Don’t equate antisemitism with anti-Zionism, California university argues

“Thank God for Dead Soldiers.” “Pope in Hell.” “Priests Rape Boys.”

Not exactly refined commentary, perhaps, but courts have determined that such sentiments are protected by the First Amendment nonetheless. So argue attorneys for Chapman University in their response to a lawsuit filed by a pair of recent graduates who charge Chapman with antisemitism.

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