Removing "To Kill A Mockingbird" from schools does not change the dark underbelly of racism. Read some Kurt Vonnegut before they remove him.
"The truth does not change according to our ability to stomach it emotionally" -- novelist Flannery O'Connorpic.twitter.com/mbne6uLnRo
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Part of neurodiversity is high sensitivity (neuroticism), which we can accommodate positively (safe spaces) but not negatively (censorship).
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Today’s typical college student: “Flannery, YOU CAN’T SAY THAT! It makes me feel threatened!” <runs to university-approved safe space>pic.twitter.com/wuUgfFVSvx
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Not sure if "truth" should be "facts" here. Ones truth is subjective. Facts aren't. Thoughts?
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That's what Peterson and Harris couldn't get past
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Why? I understood
@PolitiBunny - didn’t you?
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Thank God!!
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My favorite American author. I love her line, "Many a best-seller could have been prevented by a good teacher."
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