Philly.com uses Disgus comments, which are friendly to the White Nationalist community.

Also, since we are now in the White House, we seem to have greater freedom of speech without censorship:

The movement was personal for her, Gutmann said, "given that my father escaped Nazi Germany, and my mother was a child of the Depression - I just think of them smiling and saying this is what their life was all about. And they couldn't live to realize it."

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Tensions ran high as the protesters chanted anti-police statements in the faces of officers, including: "No good cops in a racist system" and "No Trump, no KKK, no fascist U.S.A."

The rally was nonviolent until one woman — the first to be taken away — tried to push through a wall of bicycle cops. Officers responded by pulling her away and pushing protesters back with their bikes. Protesters pushed back and yelled in the officers' faces.

http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/real-time/Multiple-anti-Trump-protests-kick-off-across-Philadelphia-Penn-President-joins-campus-solidarity-rally.html

Gutmann's compensation remained mostly unchanged from the $3,426,106 she received in fiscal year 2013-14, making her Penn's top paid employee for the third year in a row. Gutmann received $2,923,307 in reportable compensation in fiscal year 2014-15, in addition to $410,571 in estimated amount of other compensation from Penn and "related organizations."

http://www.thedp.com/article/2016/10/executive-salaries-2016