Silence U Pt. 3: Can the University of Chicago solve the campus free speech crisis?
May 31, 2018
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10:44Now PlayingSilence U Pt. 3: Can the University of Chicago solve the campus free speech crisis?
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as posted by the channelIs there a solution to the free speech crisis on college campuses? Yes, and the University of Chicago has it.
The University of Chicago made international headlines in the summer of 2016 when its dean of students sent a letter to incoming freshman warning them that the university flatly rejects the creeping censorship infecting so many other college campuses. “We do not support so-called ‘trigger warnings,’ we do not cancel invited speakers because their topics might prove controversial,” the letter read. “We do not condone the creation of intellectual ‘safe spaces’ where individuals can retreat from ideas and perspectives at odds with their own.” Since then, Chicago has proven to be a rare champion for free speech, regularly hosting unpopular and provocative voices.
Why is the University of Chicago the place that’s leading this fight? And can it resist the mounting pressure to abandon its commitment to free speech? We the Internet TV’s Rob Montz went to the Chi-town campus to find out.
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Credits:
Director:
Rob Montz
Executive Producers:
Josh Oldham
Erin O’Connor
Producers:
Elisabeth McCaffrey
Lou Perez
Lana Link
Director of Photography:
Benjamin Gaskell
Camera Operators:
Stephen Wester
Levi Magyar
Editors:
Jon Bougher
Carolyn McCulley
Animator:
Fabian Tejada
Audio Engineer:
John Carter
Colorist:
Seth Goldin
Research Assistants:
Sofia Turner
Em Dzhali Maier
Contributors:
Geoffrey Stone
Richard Shweder
Matthew Foldi
Bret Stephens
Rita Koganzon
Jerry Coyne
Rachel Fulton Brown
Music:
“New York Is Killing Me” -- Gil Scot-Heron
“GW BaG” -- Rock
“Robin Hood Theory” -- Gang Starr
“9 24 13” -- Party Supplies
Moving Picture Institute:
Executive Producers: Maurice Black, Lou Perez, Erin O’Connor, & Rob Pfaltzgraff
Creative Director: Erin O’Connor
Head Writer: Lou Perez
Creative Producer: Lana Link
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