“Prove Me Wrong” was Kirk’s challenge to college students to make and defend their best, good faith arguments, especially on contentious issues that have bitterly divided our families, neighborhoods and country. The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression recently surveyed 68,510 students from 257 colleges and universities, and found that “the percentage of students saying it is acceptable to shout down a speaker (71 percent) or block other students from entry to a campus speech (54 percent). all increased since last year and are at record highs.” Stunningly, one in three college students said it is OK to use violence to stop a campus speech. Through a partnership with High School Law Review, students study constitutional law and learn the value of agreeable disagreement. I call on my fellow school leaders, especially high school principals, to recognize that this intolerance by college students to listen to opposing ideas is a problem that does not originate on campus.