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2 years ago
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Do you think students should debate ideas - even controversial ones - freely on a college campus? Or should college students be

protected against speech that makes them feel uncomfortable? (at least 7 sentences)
English
1 answer:
kari74 [83]2 years ago
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Answer:

I believe that students should be able to debate ideas freely. Although, it would make some people uncomfortable; it is our first amendment right to do so. As long as it isn't taking that right away from someone else then we should. If there is an issue, then perhaps there should be a debate hall or club. This place could be a safe spot for students and faculty members. They can come to listen and debate about whatever topics they like. That way the students can protest/debate and the other students can be protected as well.

Explanation:

Just my opinion. Good luck. Hope this helps. Could you pls give Brainest?

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