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May 12, 2020 • 4 tweets • 4 min read • Read on X
#Coddling readers check out ‘Catching Up With Coddling part 2: Trigger warnings, screen time v. social media, COVID-19 and the continuing decline of Gen Z's mental health.’1/3
thefire.org/catching-up-wi…
It’s a new long read updating our book, the Coddling of the American Mind. The post is by, @AdGo, @PamelaParesky, & me with special thanks to @JonHaidt on his feedback & input. 2/3
A big thanks to @katejulian for her great cover story in @TheAtlantic for drawing more attention to the spike in anxiety & depression among young folks. We will be returning to her work when we update our chapter on “Paranoid parenting.” 3/3
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Or, as the #Twitter might prefer, check out the #longread on #Triggerwarnings, #screentime, #socialmedia, #GenZ, & #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth

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Jan 26
THREAD: My latest Eternally Radical Idea newsletter responded to @DavidColeACLU’s review of my & @RIKKISCHLOTT’s newest book, The Canceling of the American Mind in @nybooks. 1/16

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While it was a mostly positive review (thanks David!) & I have tremendous respect for the author, I did take issue with a few claims. 2/16

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David says Rikki & I claim #CancelCulture was worse than McCarthyism. The closest comparison we make is between Cancel Culture on campus & the 1st & 2nd Red Scare. We found that neither Red Scare threatened profs or students as much as Cancel Culture (check out the post for the numbers) & nothing comes VAGUELY close to it since the law was established between 1957 & 1973. 3/16
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Jun 7, 2022
THREAD: With FIRE’s expansion to off-campus work, I’ve gotten a lot of questions about #freespeech philosophy. My series with former ACLU President, the great Nadine Strossen answers common arguments against free speech. 1/18

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Part 2: Free speech is for everyone. We discuss the dubious assertion that free speech is the tool of the powerful rather than the powerless. 3/18

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Mar 25, 2022
Much virtual ink is spilled over the term “cancel culture.” Conservatives complain about it while perpetuating it, some progressives deny that it exists. @TheFIREorg’s @Komi_Tea & I explain in our recent piece for @thedailybeast. 1/12

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Last week, @nytimes published an editorial on America’s “#FreeSpeech problem,” citing a poll that showed that over the past year, 55% of respondents self-censored for fear of retaliation or harsh criticism. 2/12

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Mar 11, 2022
THREAD: Free speech culture didn’t come out of nowhere, it’s been built on the foundation of centuries of conflict, philosophy & law. If you want to brush up on the history, look no further than my #FreeSpeech Culture Study List. 1/18

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Mar 10, 2022
THREAD: Former @TheFIREorg intern @emmma_camp_ published a terrific essay in @nytimes about the stifling climate on college campuses. As if to prove her point, her piece was met with outrage & denial in a predictable culture war pattern. 1/16

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.@TheFIREorg’s @JordanmHowell & Sean Stevens came to @emmma_camp_’s defense with a detailed refutation of false (& mostly recycled) criticisms of the @nytimes piece. 2/16

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As @JordanmHowell & Sean argue, most of the critiques of the survey data @emmma_camp_ cited are baseless. The detractors misrepresent the cited campus free speech survey’s methodology. 3/16
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Dec 17, 2021
THREAD: This week I am in @reason Magazine with a feature on ‘The Second Great Age of Political Correctness.’ By the mid-90s “PC” had become a joke, derided across the political spectrum See: the (not good) Jeremy Piven movie PCU. 1/14

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Many students stopped calling it “PC,” but the trend it described didn’t disappear, it just went off the public radar in the “ignored years” of campus #freespeech. During that time problems persisted & got worse. 2/14
Stanford’s infamous speech code banning insults & stigmatization was struck down in court in 1995, one of a half dozen losses for speech codes, but they STILL proliferated. By 2009 74% of universities had extremely restrictive speech codes. 3/14
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