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Story summary
- A Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) survey finds that over 90% of American college students believe words can be violence.
- The study notes growing discomfort among students, particularly conservatives, expressing views publicly.
- Seventy-one percent reject violence to stop speech, while 28% deem it sometimes acceptable.
- Conservatives oppose violent tactics against speakers, while liberal support remains steady.
- The findings highlight concerns about political violence on campuses.
