A college of Oxford University has been reprimanded by a university complaint review panel for canceling a speaker because activists claimed she was "transphobic." It was Exeter College that canceled Selina Todd's speech about the 50th anniversary of the Women's Liberation Conference.
The university's complaints panel informed Exeter officials they must ensure that no one's right to free speech is infringed again.
The U.K.'s Christian Institute said Todd, a professor of modern history, contends it's impossible for a man to become a woman simply by self-identifying as a woman.
