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Yes universities should provide content warnings when and if a course touches on potentially difficult subject matter fo…

No, and remove public funding from any university that has ever provided "trigger warnings" or "safe spaces"

Yes, but only in the event that they have trauma related to the topic (sexual assault, pedophilia, etc.)

yes, but only for very serious/deep topics because college is meant to challenge students thoughts and opinions so they…

Safe spaces are important for students incase they feel unsafe in the environment or around their classmates. Trigger wa…

This doesn't seem important to politics, in my opinion. If the colleges and the students want them, then they will exis…

These words are so overused when it is super simple. TW can just say "Hey, there will be gore or loud gunshots or flashi…

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