Alexander Beck took to the campus of Regis University to host a pre-approved “Social Justice” Bake Sale, similar to that of John Stossell. According to Beck, the “bake sale” was stopped by the Dean of Students Diane McSheehy, who made the claim that the event was considered a “demonstration” and had not received prior approval. Beck went on to say that the Dean “demanded” that she wanted to talk about the situation privately “in her office,” which is a place where students are not permitted to record conversations.

Regis had accused Beck of violating “university policy and federal law by selling items at different prices based on race and gender.” After a private investigation, a letter was released concluding that the allegations made against Beck could not even meet a “preponderance of evidence” standard for violation of any law or school policy.