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Yes, but incentivize and provide means for approaching triggering topics, and tolerating offensive ideas.

Yes, there should be safe spaces for students to go to but trigger warning are for fears and possibly disturbing topics.

Take the government out of education the college's and university can do whatever they want as long as they don't receiv…

Yes I think students need a safe space I also think that when embarking on certain classes and topics you should be read…

sensitive content warnings should be available if requested and students who feel as though they are unsafe on their cam…

Yes, if it is more in the form of therapy for the student. Otherwise they should be able to learn themselves the lessons…

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