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« on: August 28, 2016, 11:12:41 AM »

While I do think that the terms "trigger warning" and "safe space" have been overused to the point where they've sort of lost their meaning, I think this letter misses the point of them. Yes, people shouldn't use them as a form of censorship or preventing students from getting exposure to alternative viewpoints, but shouldn't a student who has been a victim of rape at least be given fair warning if a class is going to cover literature that includes a rape scene, which could bring back actually traumatic memories for them?

There are certainly cases in which these should be used, though of course, they shouldn't be overused.
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