It costs them a bundle to get their positions out to the people. It costs the wealthy, whose voice is loud in the CDT, virtually nothing to characterize school workers as greedy. To the point at hand, it's clear that dominant opinions, like sexism and racism, enjoy free reign in The Lionhearted. That these opinions are indeed dominant is locally indicated by the fact that about 96 percent of the PSU student body is white and that female professors are paid considerably less than their male counterparts. Within all speech is both an analysis of things as they are and a call to action.
All speech is partisan.
I think the CDT is not only wrong in printing The Lionhearted at no cost, it's wrong in printing it at any cost. Racism and sexism have no right to circulate. Both hurt people.