Milo Yiannopoulos

Gay journalist Chadwick Moore recently “came out” as a conservative after a backlash to his profile of Milo Yiannopoulos.

He is here on an O-1 via, meaning he is an alien with “extraordinary ability” but his crumbling career could call that into question.

“I had no idea that it would blow up to the extent that it did,” said the teenage girl whose tweet wrecked Milo’s weekend and perhaps his career.

Straight people aren’t going to suddenly accept gay people just because some of us think we’re straight-acting.

Free speech has its limits and a responsibility to promote civil discourse for the welfare of others.

Roxane Gay says that Simon & Schuster aren’t doing the right thing by canceling Milo’s book; they’re just making a business decision.

Milo Yiannopoulos is having a very bad week – and it just got worse.

Yiannapolous himself confirmed that after a weekend of controversy Simon & Shuster has canceled publication of his forthcoming book.

Yiannopoulos says videos of him defending pedophilia are “deceptively edited.” See for yourself.

His transphobic comments on Bill Maher’s show angered liberals, while his invitation to keynote the CPAC has some conservatives up in arms.

Bill Maher’s decision to book conservative provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos on his HBO show drew quick condemnation from another guest.

Calling him a “provocateur,” Maher has been courting Milo to appear ever since the chaotic Berkeley protest.

He has postponed his book so he can include the “craziness and rioting” that resulted from his appearances at a handful of campuses earlier this year.

“…Liberals are actually against free speech if it fails to conform with the way they think. And I don’t want to be a part of that club anymore.”

The cartoonist said he feared being clubbed to death for expressing his views if he entered the UC-Berkeley campus, where an even featuring Milo Yiannopolous was cancelled following violent protests.

Dangerous was the number one best seller on Amazon.com as of Thursday evening.

Chaos erupted on campus amid peaceful protests against the hate speech-spewing Breitbart editor.

His visit to the University of California at Berkeley has raised an issue facing campuses across America: What is the line between free speech and hate speech?

The out, rightwing Breitbart editor mixes homoeroticism, bricks and champagne in a video that mocks the controversial issue.

“I’m not interested in doing business with a publisher willing to grant him” the “privilege” of publishing a book.