Most faculty fear discussions about controversial topics
Briefly

The survey revealed a troubling reality within academia, with 87 percent of faculty acknowledging the struggle to engage in open discourse on complex political issues, marking a significant barrier to robust intellectual exchange.
The report highlighted that while academic freedom is theoretically supported, many faculty members feel vulnerable, fearing for their professional and personal reputations, which stifles open dialogue essential for a thriving educational environment.
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