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Highlights: Dartmouth College Reverse Q&A

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September 22, 2022

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The nonpartisan Dartmouth Political Union hosted our Reverse Q&A visit to Dartmouth College in May. In this highlight video, we hear interviews with students before and after the event and excerpts from spectrum conversations. Claims explored include: The consideration of race should be removed from the college admission process; Speech is violence; and, ‘My body, my choice’ should be consistent for vaccines and abortions. Attendees offered a variety of claims to consider, and we see Peter Boghossian use a variation of the Delphi technique with the audience to achieve consensus regarding which to discuss.

Full spectrum conversations from Dartmouth College are here [] under the “Social Justice Reverse Q&A” playlist. The playlist includes claims discussed at this event and elsewhere on campus during our visit.

Footage from this event was filmed on May 4, 2022 at Dartmouth College.

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