The classroom is the key to solving America’s campus free speech crisis
Speech on campus can only flourish if students learn how to navigate differences, listen generously, and think critically in the classes they take. If they do, they may be better equipped to do what free speech requires: showing others the error of their ways, rather than trying to silence or humiliate them.
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