Henry Louis Gates, Jr., "Let them talk: Why civil liberties pose no threat to civil rights," The New Republic 209, no. 12/13 (September 20/27, 1993): 43 (37-49).
Note, by the way, that, at Middlebury and elsewhere of late, the students (and/or those posing as such), now taking the opposite side, haven't just been uttering "'mere words'"; they have been engaging in forms of low-grade assault. It is, I suspect, in part for this reason that some have been calling for the application of "punitive sanctions" on the part of college and university administrations.
Note, by the way, that, at Middlebury and elsewhere of late, the students (and/or those posing as such), now taking the opposite side, haven't just been uttering "'mere words'"; they have been engaging in forms of low-grade assault. It is, I suspect, in part for this reason that some have been calling for the application of "punitive sanctions" on the part of college and university administrations.
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