size: 11pt”>They offered me a pre-recorded video instead—removing any chance for real-time discussion.
I refused. Because if my ideas are too dangerous for an elite school, then what does that say about the state of open dialogue today? I am a calm, rational and respectful person.
I’ve spoken at universities, schools, and conferences worldwide.
But at a school that claims to promote “global understanding”, my voice is silenced to protect students’ feelings.
What happened to education being about challenging ideas?
If a school founded by a Jewish refugee can so easily erase Jewish voices, what does that mean for free speech in the West?
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