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I don't know where that line is either, though it's for sure violence and property damage are on the wrong side of it. I'm also sure that nobody's obligated to provide a forum or an audience for the sake of somebody's right to free speech. For example, if a club in a university books a speaker who is wildly unpopular and the protests about that speaker get so loud and insistant that the university cancels the booking, nobody's rights have been violated. Might be a breach of contract thing, I don't know, but if you didn't have the right to the stage before the booking, you didn't acquire that right by being booked.
There is, sadly, no legal protection against university cowardice, a widespread phenomenon.