'Toxic' by design? The law students who say campus discomfort is the point

A recent discussion with members of the Federalist Society at the University of North Dakota highlights the vital role of free speech on college campuses. These students argue that discomfort is often a necessary part of engaging with controversial ideas, emphasizing that open dialogue is essential for a healthy academic environment. This conversation matters because it challenges the growing trend of avoiding difficult topics in education, advocating instead for a culture where diverse opinions can be expressed and debated.