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Colin Chao

No grounds to stand on: Analyzing the case against Lil’ Bill

2017-11-07
By: Colin Chao
On: November 7, 2017

The video was all over Facebook, trailed by hundreds of angry comments from USC students. The reason? “I’ve been asked to leave the campus,” says Aaron Flournoy in the clip.Continue Reading

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