In some progressive universities, professors provide “trigger warnings” to students before discussing sensitive topics, emotionally charged issues, or events that may trigger post-traumatic stress. “Safe spaces” are places where students can gather to avoid a speaker or event that offends them.
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@8XLR4JX 3yrs3Y
Absolutely for trigger warnings. Safe spaces should be reserved for those with mental health triggers or those threatened by potential physical violence such as a nurse’s office or guidance counselor.
@5ZWM3XG5yrs5Y
Every safe space should have a marine corps drill instructor in it to make sure they are safe
@8K2963Z6yrs6Y
Yes, a safe space should be provided for students who may have a condition/conditions and need it to excel in their studies, and there should be trigger warnings for those with trauma/PTSD.
@9G9C49K3yrs3Y
Absolutely for trigger warnings. Safe spaces should be limited to a nurse or guidance counselor’s office for students suffering mental health episodes or in clear physical danger or distress
@8M2N46D5yrs5Y
Yes, but it should be up to the university: it shouldn't be enforced by the government.
@5VNHQ4S5yrs5Y
No, this type of coddling produces weak and entitled people
@B38XXY61yr1Y
No, just ensure there are clear guidelines, action, and accountability for acts of discrimination
@9VZHHFP 2yrs2Y
No, if we decide to censure our education then we might stop teaching about important events in our history such as the holocaust, 9/11, and slavery, also we shouldn't have designated safe spaces for students because our education shouldn't be divided based on personal information, people should just be treated the same regardless and not create divides and preferential treatment in the students
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