University students fear “formal consequences” for expressing opinions
Canadian university students are afraid to express their opinions, fearing formal repercussions, such as lower grades from professors, if their views go against the “safe” accepted stance on campus.
Many Canadian university students are afraid to express their opinions, fearing formal repercussions, such as lower grades from professors, if their views go against the “safe” accepted stance on campus.
The sentiment is more prominent among right-leaning students but is widely present regardless of political views.
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