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SEA 202 – Maria Bucur

Chilling Effect, Freedom of Speech, Intellectual Diversity, SEA 202 February 18, 2025

Maria Bucur describes the way SEA202 has affected her teaching in the classroom. Self censorship, the passage of SEA 202 and the Chilling Effect are also discussed.

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