It comes a little after the fact, but The Jefferson Independent has published a colorful and highly readable account of Governor Glenn Youngkin’s higher-ed summit at the University of Virginia back in November: “Freedom from Expression: How Youngkin’s Free Speech Summit Fell on Deaf Ears.”
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Many organizations are championing the cause of intellectual diversity and fighting the cancel culture on college campuses. If you are interested in pursuing these topics, we recommend you check these organizations.
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American Council of Trustees and Alumni
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Madison Cabinet for Free Speech (James Madison University alumni organization)
Decent take. Cynicism is warranted.
Interesting rating…does UVA pay someone to come down vote and give low rankings?
This curious mind wants to know!