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SEA 202 Forbids me to Bring my Research to Class – Micol Seigal

Academic Freedom, Chilling Effect, SEA 202 February 24, 2025

Seigal describes the limitations that SEA 202 places on her career. Placing the emotional comfort of students before critical analysis of opposing viewpoints is highlighted.

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