Will They Stand Customers Up Against A Wall And Gun Them Down?
There's actually a "Che Cafe" at UCSD -- yes, glorifying the mass-murdering sociopath, Che Guevara.

To understand just a bit about the human horror dispenser that was Che Guevara...Allison Aldrich writes at Collegiate Times:

Fidel Castro recognized this ruthlessness about Guevara, and placed him in charge of La Cabana prison in Cuba, where he was judge, jury and executioner. Although exact numbers are impossible to find given their haphazard application, Guevara is estimated to have sentenced over 500 people to execution at La Cabana prison without proper trials.

Perhaps students and celebrities would be a little less likely to support Guevara had they been present for one particularly grisly execution.

Several men who survived La Cabana prison recall a night when a 14-year-old boy was shoved into their holding cell. When asked what he did, he gasped that he had tried to defend his father from the firing squad, but was unsuccessful.

Moments later, guards dragged the boy out of the cell, and Che Guevara himself ordered the boy to kneel down.

The jailed men screamed "assassins!" and watched out of their cell window as Guevara took out his pistol, put the barrel to the back of the boy's neck, and fired.

Perhaps Carlos Santana should use a little more discretion when he defends Guevara as "all about love and compassion," and students should similarly do a little more research before buying into the hype about a man responsible for tearing apart the families and lives of so many innocent Cubans.

Regarding the most recent celebration of Guevera, Antoinette Aho writes at Campus Reform:

The CHE Cafe at the University of California, San Diego, a space that pays "homage to the Argentine revolutionary" Che Guevara, is attempting to restart this year after operating off-and-on since 1980.

As its constitution states, the cafe is "a unique meeting and gathering space for radical/leftist/progressive political groups and events."

The CHE Cafe is registered as a student organization for the 2021 fall semester after being inactive on social media in the last year, although posts from 2020 and earlier include concerts at the Che venue and a radical book club.

Campus Reform spoke with Bradley Anderson, a student and member of CHE cafe, who said the space's name is a "tongue in cheek" acronym for "Cheap-Healthy-Eats."

"There's no real contemporary connection to Che Guevara or his views [or] morality," Anderson stated, attributing the mural of Guevara, the Marxist revolutionary, which the CHE Cafe's building, as having "historical and artistic value in keeping it as it is."

An editable public document organized by Che Cafe members provides more insight into the organization's association with the Marxist figure.

The document states:

"Take your pick: Che--or C.H.E.--as standing for (or at least a gentle nod to) 'Coffee Hut Express,' or 'Cheap Healthy Eats.' Either way, legend has it that such an innocuous acronym was proposed as a way to get administrative agreement on the name, and thereupon the iconic imagery would truly evoke the collective's revolutionary ethos."

Path to administrative agreement is what I'm buying.

More Guevera reality.