Students at University of Sussex, acting immaturely & engaged in a kind of modern witch burning, should be deeply ashamed.
But even more ashamed should be Professor Stock's colleagues, who should have rallied to publicly defend her & principle of open discourse at a *university*
But even more ashamed should be Professor Stock's colleagues, who should have rallied to publicly defend her & principle of open discourse at a *university*
https://twitter.com/BBCWomansHour/status/1455838464801394688
For views like this “I feel very worried for teenagers who are now foreclosing reproductive possibilities and their future... based on an idea that they may come to relinquish at a later date” students at Sussex engaged in a kind of modern witch-burning. theguardian.com/education/2021…
"Three of Stock’s four fellow professors of philosophy at Sussex told me that they supported her academic freedom, but none would say so publicly."
newstatesman.com/politics/femin… via @harrytlambert This is how witch-burning happened. It's worth publicly defending principles.
newstatesman.com/politics/femin… via @harrytlambert This is how witch-burning happened. It's worth publicly defending principles.
I wholly agree with @fromTGA “Whatever your views on her views on gender and sexual identity, every civilised person must condemn this harassment... It’s discrimination in the name of anti-discrimination, harassment in the name of anti-harassment.”
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