[willywill]

i’m not a lawyer but first amendment rights means the government can’t make a law to shut you up.
so, that means if you are in a workplace or on a campus, whatever rules are put in place you have to follow, and to use a first amendment argument in that situation is a non sequitur.

[ilovesarah2012]

“The students are being represented by Davis Wright Tremaine, the law firm that recently helped a student who was blocked last year from handing out copies of the Constitution win a $50,000 settlement against Modesto Junior College in California.”

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/04/25/hawaii-college-sued-for-stopping-students-from-handing-out-constitution/

[Eaker]

whatever rules are put in place you have to follow

So if my employee manual states that blacks must be called the "N" word then that means I have no choice but to address them as such?

I call BS.