The university is exploring potential legal responses after two men came on campus the day after the election with misogynistic and homophobic signs.
Texas State University President Kelly Damphousse condemned the actions of two men who came to the San Marcos campus the day after the election with homophobic and misogynistic signs, characterizing their messages as "disgusting.""While TXST is legally committed to protecting free speech on our campuses, we understand that words can negatively impact members of our community," he wrote.
According to the Star, the men drew a large crowd of counter-protesters. They were escorted off campus after an hour. The president said the school is exploring potential legal responses. Damphousse said in his message that when the school learns events or protests are happening on campus, officials dispatch a team that includes university police officers to monitor the event.
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