Even after meeting with the campus president, the now-culturally-appropriated Black Lives Matter chapter of the College of William & Mary issued some of their grievances on September 27th.

This is not about the ACLU. This is about liberals use of the concept of free speech in the furthering of White Supremacy… Our goal is to silence white supremacy, to not allow it a platform like the ACLU has done for a long time. It’s not just the ACLU that has done this, it’s liberal organizations. Most liberal students on this campus believe that white supremacy should be valued as free speech, as discourse, and we firmly disagree with that.
— BLM member

The left released a lioness into their backyard which has now entered their house and won’t leave.

#DismantleWhiteSupremacy
Tonight, we shut down an event at William & Mary where Claire Gastañaga, executive director of the ACLU of Virginia, was speaking. In contrast to the ACLU, we want to reaffirm our position of zero tolerance for white supremacy no matter what form it decides to masquerade in.
— Black Lives Matter W&M Facebook post, 9/27/17

Gastañaga was introduced and began her remarks. That took all of around three minutes.

For the next hour and 41 minutes at the sparsely-attended event, it was the usual liberal chants in unison.

The event description for this “open discussion” says nothing about the ACLU’s controversial decision to help white supremacists sue Charlottesville. The tragic events in Charlottesville are only the latest in the ACLU’s long legacy of being on the wrong side of history. By hiding behind the rhetoric of the first amendment and free speech, the ACLU has provided a platform for the most extreme forms of white supremacy. When is the free speech of the oppressed protected? We know from personal experience that rights granted to wealthy, White, cis, male, straight bodies do not trickle down to marginalized groups. We face greater barriers and consequences for speaking. The ACLU and liberals believe that legality determines morality. Not too long ago, the constitution dictated that Black people only count as 3/5ths of a person. The Constitution cannot be your moral compass.

The arrogant stupidity and ignorance of history permeates the college level….

In contrast to the ACLU, we want to reaffirm our position of zero tolerance for white supremacy no matter what form it decides to masquerade in. When the president of the United States refuses to condemn brutal violence committed in the name of genocide against Black people, indigenous people, and people of color, it is unacceptable to actively provide a platform for those who would perpetuate it. To those of you who disagree, we want to remind you: Black lives matter. Trans lives matter. Queer lives matter. Muslim lives matter. Native lives matter.
— Black Lives Matter W&M, statement read during protest

The group of mostly white “Black Lives Matter” students left the event giggling as this was a “social justice” excuse for socializing and not doing what they will spend a good many years paying for: getting an education they can later support themselves with.