17 Concerned Faculty

Those of us who support free speech do so, in part, because, in a democratic society, none of us can see the whole truth and all of us benefit from being exposed to perspectives that may comprehend some aspect of the truth better than we do.

LETTER: Free speech is a fundamental U.Va. value

By 17 Concerned Faculty | April 5, 2022

Those of us who support free speech do so, in part, because, in a democratic society, none of us can see the whole truth and all of us benefit from being exposed to perspectives that may comprehend some aspect of the truth better than we do.

17 Concerned Faculty

LETTER: Free speech is a fundamental U.Va. value

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