Christian Files Free Speech Lawsuit Against College for Censoring Preaching

In my view, any legal resistance to speech censorship is a good thing, especially for Christians. For that reason the lawsuit filed by the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) against Georgia Gwinnett College on behalf of Chike Uzuegbunam, who said he was told he couldn't preach in one of the two "free speech zones" at the college, is positive.

Those utilizing the little zones at the college are required to secure permission. Uzuegbunam did so, but because of complaints after distributing pamphlets in the tiny area, security stopped him from continuing.

According to the lawsuit, "Uzuegbunam's First Amendment protection to freedom of speech was violated as well as his Fourteenth Amendment guarantee to equal protection under law, because non-religious activities were not restricted in such a manner."

This is an obvious attack on Christianity, and it's great to see legal steps being taken to bring this outrage to the light and expose Georgia Gwinnett College for the bigots they are.