> By giving such speakers a forum, they're endorsing that such views are worthy of being heard or debated No, they're not. In almost all cases speakers at a U

> By giving such speakers a forum, they're endorsing that such views are worthy of being heard or debated No, they're not. In almost all cases speakers at a University are invited by a group of individuals, be it a student group or some other association. They are the ones who are saying the speaker has ideas worthy of discussion. If a University has any respect for diversity of opinion, it will refrain from suppressing any significant subgroup within its walls.