The right to free speech
posted on 02. December 2003 at 04:52 PM
Philip Greenspun (of Photo.net and ArsDigita fame) asks: Should [U.S.]
universities permit free speech?
Only a tiny fraction of Americans have a practical right to free speech and these are primarily the very rich and the very poor. A primary mission of a college is to prepare young people for the real world. Does it really make sense to delude kids into thinking that they can say whatever they want and still have a paycheck and health insurance?



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