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SEA 202, Antisemitism, and ‘Intellectual Diversity’ – Michael Weinman

Anonymous Complaints, Antisemitism, Intellectual Diversity, SEA 202 February 26, 2025

Weinman discusses the ramifications and issues surrounding SEA 202. Presenting all viewpoints means presenting both semitic and antisemitic material and is in conflict with the goal of reducing antisemitism.

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