Restore freedom, civil dialogue on college campuses | Opinion
by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and YouGov found that most students agreed that colleges and universities should be able to restrict student expression of political views that are “hurtful or offensive” to certain students, and that 70% agreed that students should be excluded from extracurricular activities if they publicly express hurtful or offensive viewpoints.
The hallmark of an educated mind is the ability to see past appearances and get to the true elements present in any testimony, even when it is mixed with falsity or presented poorly. Colleges and universities ought to teach students to be considerate to others, to stand in solidarity with those who are oppressed and to be tough and tenacious in the pursuit of truth as well.
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