Read the thread. Sai Deepak is right. This problem is more with humanities departments who shut themselves to any different opinion in the name of ‘hurtful’ speech. I have seen that it’s mostly the professors who are totally incapable and are, in fact, afraid to entertain a
https://twitter.com/jsaideepak/status/1497217310179803136
position that is different from theirs. Notice that it is the demand for cancellation which is more hurtful, almost abusive and insulting to a human being. Sai is being gracious here and has not retreated from having a dialogue with students of any ideological bent. I have
personally experienced this with certain institutions. I feel sorry for the students who, in their formative years, decline to face difficult challenges to their thinking and are encouraged by their elders to hunt in packs. The elders return to their cosy staff rooms and the
students are thrown in a world which they never understand and hence keep blaming human beings in it while all the time professing to love them. Kudos to @jsaideepak for his grace and maturity. Prayers with the students of the gender studies cell, who I hope, won’t stay trapped
in the echo chambers of ideologues.
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