USC student event featuring Proud Boys founder draws small protests, no violence
A University of South Carolina student event featuring a pair of controversial far-right political provocateurs drew some 150 attendees. Before it started, protesters both outside the event and on Statehouse grounds criticized it as hate speech.
A small but determined group came out to protest a Proud Boys founder and far-right British political commentator's visit to ...
State Representative Leon Howard is leading a rally at the South Carolina Statehouse Wednesday, Sept. 18 in response to a ...
Student groups, the NAACP and others are criticizing the University of South Carolina for hosting an event featuring Gavin McInnes, who founded the far-right Proud Boys group, and Milo Yiannopoulos, a ...
The event had been widely criticized by university, state government, and civic leaders since plans became public last month.
In just a few hours, the student group Uncensored America will host a controversial roast of Vice President Kamala Harris at ...
The University of South Carolina is under fire for hosting a “comedy roast” of Democratic presidential candidate Kamala ...
The NAACP has joined a host of students in calling for the University of South Carolina to cancel ... founder of the Proud Boys, and Milo Yiannopoulos, a right-wing media personality who has ...
The event, organized by student organization Uncensored America, will feature a right-wing provocateur and the founder of the Proud Boys, […] ...
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