A “roast” of Vice President Kamala Harris by a free speech group and two conservative commentators will go on this Wednesday despite cancel attempts.
The NAACP and Democratic politicians, along with dozens of student groups, want the University of South Carolina to cancel the event mocking Harris. Event promotion uses a sexualized version of her name and photo.
Uncensored America, along with conservative commentators Milo Yiannopoulos and Gavin McInnes are hosting the event. Leftist activists have committed violence and disruptions at Yiannopoulos (pictured) events, as The Fix has previously reported.
Some McInnes events have faced the same fate. He founded the Proud Boys.
The NAACP, as well as South Carolina State Senator Tameika Devine and State Representative Leon Howard asked the university president to cancel the event.
“As a State Senator, I adamantly oppose our state-funded institution providing a platform to individuals or groups that promote hatred, division, and violence, and I strongly urge the university to reconsider hosting such a harmful event,” Devine wrote in her letter. […]
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