'Campus Craziness': College stops flying American flag
Hampshire College won't fly any flags after students burned an American flag. Officials believe this will enable them to focus on racist, misogynistic, Islamophobic, anti-immigrant, anti-Semitic, anti-LGBTQ acts. But what about anti-American acts?
AMHERST, Mass. – Veterans were planning a protest at a western Massachusetts college facing criticism from around the country for its decision to stop flying U.S. flags after students allegedly burned a flag in protest of Donald Trump's presidential election.
Local veterans and others intend to place hundreds of U.S. flags on the streets around Hampshire College in Amherst on Sunday, as part of what organizers were calling a "peaceful demonstration of freedom."
College officials decided to indefinitely stop flying flags earlier this month after the main flag in the center of campus was burned after students lowered the banner to half-staff. Officials replaced the flag, but it was lowered again.
School officials said they welcome peaceful discussions about the flag decision.
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