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2:13Now PlayingIn this historical clip, Bettina Arndt presents a firsthand account of her campus tour that escalated into protests, riot police intervention, and a national debate over free speech in Australian universities.
Bettina Arndt AM, who has a Master's Degree in clinical psychology, has had a long career in social commentary engaging with views on men and women. She has hosted her own radio talk show and been on television shows around the world while teaching doctors, medical students and other professionals. She served on government advisory committees that investigated family law, childcare and ageing.
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