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DePaul University has banned chalk messages on campus
The campaign began after students at [[Emory University]] complained about chalk writings on campus that promoted [[Donald Trump]], including such innocuous slogans as "Trump 2016," and "Make America Great," and the somewhat controversial "Build The Wall," a reference to Trump's campaign promise to build a wall along the [[Mexico|Mexican]] border and force Mexico to pay for it. Students told Emory's dean that the messages frightened them scared; after the story went viral, campus activists campuses across the country began to express their support for Trump in chalk.
The campaign began after students at [[Emory University]] complained about chalk writings on campus that promoted [[Donald Trump]], including such innocuous slogans as "Trump 2016," and "Make America Great," and the somewhat controversial "Build The Wall," a reference to Trump's campaign promise to build a wall along the [[Mexico|Mexican]] border and force Mexico to pay for it. Students told Emory's dean that the messages frightened them scared; after the story went viral, campus activists campuses across the country began to express their support for Trump in chalk.
[[DePaul University]] has banned chalk messages on campus due to "offensive, hurtful, and divisive" pro-Trump messages. <ref>[http://hotair.com/archives/2016/04/15/depaul-university-bans-chalk-for-student-safety/ DePaul University bans chalk for student safety, HotAir.com, April 15, 2016]</ref>
== References ==
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[[Category:2016 presidential election]]
[[Category:2016 presidential election]]
[[Category: Politics]]
[[Category: Politics]]