Stop The “End Woke Higher Education Act” From Restricting Students Protesting Rights!

Presented By Parth Pahuja

This Movement Is Currently
In The Fundraising Stage.

The Facts

• Recent legislation threatens First Amendment rights on campuses
• The End Woke Higher Education Act imposes severe restrictions on protests
• Universities face loss of federal funding for allowing protected speech
• Current policies already provide reasonable safety measures
• Peaceful protest is constitutionally protected on public campuses

The End Woke Higher Education Act restricts campus protests in several ways:

1. Financial Penalties

• Universities could lose federal funding for a full year if they allow protests that violate the Act
• This threat pressures universities to heavily restrict protest activities

2. Legal Liability

• Creates new avenues for lawsuits against universities
• Makes institutions liable for protest-related damages
• Forces universities to implement stricter protest policies to avoid litigation

3. Security Fee Restrictions

• Prohibits considering potential public reactions when setting security costs
• Could force universities to either absorb high security costs or restrict events

4. Vague Standards

• Uses broad language about “disruptive” activities
• Lacks clear definitions of acceptable protest behaviors
• Makes universities err on the side of restriction to avoid violations

5. Limited University Control

• Severely limits universities’ ability to set their own protest policies
• Restricts traditional “time, place, and manner” regulations
• Reduces flexibility in managing campus safety and operations

This goes beyond reasonable safety measures and effectively forces universities to choose between restricting constitutional rights or risking their federal funding.

We urge Congress to

1. Reject the End Woke Higher Education Act
2. Preserve neutral time/place/manner restrictions
3. Protect students from discriminatory enforcement
4. Maintain universities’ ability to ensure campus safety

We are looking to

• Engage with lobbyists to lobby against this Act in court
• File an Amicus Curiae brief to inform the House of the

Sign to protect peaceful protest rights on campus. Support students’ constitutional freedoms while maintaining reasonable safety measures. #CampusRights #FreeSpeech #StudentVoices