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BSEA Review Process – Ben Robinson

Chilling Effect, Freedom of Speech, Political Influence, SEA 202 March 3, 2025

Robinson reviews the dangers involved in politicians reviewing classroom syllabi. SEA 202 mandates a process by which student and faculty freedom of speech is likely to be limited.

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