Not being familiar w/ Milo Alphabetname, I perused his Wiki entry. This caught the eye:
In October 2015, Yiannopoulos and feminist Julie Bindel were scheduled to participate in the University of Manchester Free Speech and Secular Society's debate ′From liberation to censorship: does modern feminism have a problem with free speech?′, but the student union banned Bindel, then later also Yiannopoulos.[50] The union cited Bindel's comments on transgender women and Yiannopoulos' opinions on rape culture, which they stated were both in breach of the union's safe space policy.[51][52]
Now why does that sound so all-fired familiar? Almost as if I'd read similar stories from academia a hundred times...
The title of that event is awfully apropos: the left has gone from liberating [sic] women, to censoring any men or women that disagree with them.