ADF letter prompts UCLA to eliminate speech code open to abuse
Vague flier policy had banned speech ‘which tends to promote
demeaning social stereotypes’   ADF attorney sound bite: 
Heather Hacker  LOS ANGELES —The University of California, Los
Angeles, has revised its problematic flier posting policy after
receiving a letter from the Alliance Defense Fund. The policy
vaguely prohibited a broad array of speech protected by the
First Amendment.  “Universities are supposed to be a marketplace
of ideas, not censorship. We commend UCLA for acting promptly to
respect the free speech rights of its students,” said ADF Legal
Counsel Heather Gebelin Hacker. “A policy like UCLA’s was
clearly unconstitutional and could have been used to silence the
expression of those who hold to certain religious and political
views.”  UCLA’s Center for Student Programming had a flier
posting policy requiring posted materials “not be presented in
any manner which tends to promote demeaning social stereotypes
based on race, ethnicity,