The people punished for exercising suppressed speech have been on the right for about ten years now, and that’s been on behalf of that loosely aligned bucket of

The people punished for exercising suppressed speech have been on the right for about ten years now, and that’s been on behalf of that loosely aligned bucket of identities you cite whose views have disproportionately been in power at universities. I was in university during occupy, and i was a participant in occupy. The movement hardly impacted campus life, especially compared to the way that open antisemitism is affecting it. I’m all for free speech on campus, from all sides, but these articles today are coming from the so far dominant side, who has been pushing a line the world outside their ivory towers will not toe.