> universal Depends on who gets to choose the curriculum...don't assume it's people you like or fundamentally agree with. And, if you do put hard limits on th

> universal Depends on who gets to choose the curriculum...don't assume it's people you like or fundamentally agree with. And, if you do put hard limits on the sort of things that should be taught - and from what perspective - then it really sounds like you're saying that in order to have free speech, people should be taught to agree with you. Edit: to be clear, I like both ideas. But coupling them, saying we shouldn't have one without the other, is dangerous.