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It should be left up to the individual college or university whether or not they provide trigger warnings or safe spaces…

I think providing safe spaces for students is a very good thing but trigger warning are different, if they are for commo…

I am a firm believer in safe spaces. Everyone has the right to feel comfortable in what aligns with them. I am 50/50 on…

I think this varies by student. Safe spaces or places where students can decompress would be beneficial to everyone. Tri…

Yes for trigger warnings, but college is meant to challenge and prepare individuals for the real world which does not t…

People in college deserve places where they feel safe and can relax and connect with people like them. If people have pa…

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