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But isn't this about someone posting an image to Snapchat? Not about reading a book? And without seeing the image in question, and the context of why it was sh
by Brybry 4y ago
But isn't this about someone posting an image to Snapchat? Not about reading a book?
And without seeing the image in question, and the context of why it was shared, it's kind of hard to say what's going on.
- stronglikedan 4y agoIt's easy to see what's going on. An image of a student reading a book should be a non-story, regardless of where it's posted. What's going on is pure buffoonery and shenanigans.
- kube-system 4y agoThis is overly reductionist. There are trivially imaginable contexts in which "an image of a student reading a book" can be harassing. Forget the book at all, sending someone "an image of a student" can be harassing depending on the unspoken details. Political activist groups love to use FERPA to their advantage, and I bet this is that.
- causi 4y agoBut isn't this about someone posting an image to Snapchat? What does that matter? Why is a university trying to police how crass somebody is on social media? They didn't threaten or harass someone; they didn't call for genocide. They dared to...publicly make light of a historical atrocity? This is trending dangerously into "insufficient piety".