Article snippet: You can watch the short video segment below: See Devin from Calumet College here Our young man, Devin, shared the story about how he had been denied his request to start a TPUSA chapter on the Calumet campus because of a lack of interest on the part of the school and the related inability to get a faculty sponsor. Since our inception we have encountered difficulty in having our organization officially sanctioned on campuses across the country. On Friday, March 22, Devin was called in by school administrators to discuss how his efforts with Turning Point were progressing and to gain an understanding of the organization and its role on campus. This is something that just doesn’t happen. Turning Point started almost seven years ago and in that time this example is singular in nature. On the same day that Devin was being called at Calumet to see how they could help him get his chapter started, the dorm room of the TPUSA chapter president at Tulane University was set on fire while his roommate was still inside. Peyton Lofton, the Turning Point student targeted, had recently been “doxed” (had his personal address and information shared on the nternet) along with a Tulane student involved with Young Americans for Liberty. The rapid response and arrest stood in sharp contrast to the way police and campus officials handled a recent violent assault against a TPUSA volunteer on the campus of UC Berkeley. Besides happening on the same day, what do these two completel... Link to the full article to read more