Other people in this thread have already expressed my opinion far more eloquently than I could have. But I am wondering, do you think the protests that lead to

Other people in this thread have already expressed my opinion far more eloquently than I could have. But I am wondering, do you think the protests that lead to the resignation of Claremont McKenna's dean is appropriate (besides the legalistic sense)? And if not, why is it different from the pressure that lead Brandon Eich to resign?