The cause of sparing anybody discomfort over anything is making college life miserable — for everybody.
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Covid signs on the campus of the University of Southerm California in Los Angeles, August 23, 2021.
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College students face “danger” everywhere they turn. A comment that makes you uncomfortable, an unsavory name on a building, a mask that fell under the nose, a nonprogressive comment in class.
Danger to college students (the woke ones in particular) is subjective — danger to me is danger to all.
About the Author
Carine Hajjar, a former National Review intern, is a Joseph Rago Fellow at the Wall Street Journal.
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College students face “danger” everywhere they turn. A comment that makes you uncomfortable, an unsavory name on a building, a mask that fell under the nose, a nonprogressive comment in class.
Danger to college students (the woke ones in particular) is subjective — danger to me is danger to all.
About the Author
Carine Hajjar, a former National Review intern, is a Joseph Rago Fellow at the Wall Street Journal.
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