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Connect to Wifi���World in Conversation email

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If you raise your hand in your seat, please say your first name before your comment/question

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~ Jeff and Yuli

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We have five people who spoke in class on Thursday that did not fill out the form - come see Niesh or Izzy after class for the link!

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Study Abroad in Czech Republic

czechmates.org

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Dela Radamesh��Attendance �&�Grading

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Fahrenheit 119

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Percent of Americans who say they have stopped talking to someone about political news because of something they said.

Pew Research

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Eric from Philadelphia asked on the YouTube Live Stream Chat:

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“Why can't we speak frankly about misogyny and misandry?

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Seems no one wants to touch religious-based patriarchy.”

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Stephen from the UK commented on the YouTube Live Stream Chat:

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“What should not be discussed?

There's a big world out there that people could learn from. People need to open their minds to the outside world, you could learn something new.”

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Ian from the Kansas commented on the YouTube Live Stream Chat:

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“Everything is going to be interpreted as offensive to someone. If so, every topic would be “off limits”. Steel manning both arguments brings clarity.”

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Gerald (a SOC 119 Alumnus) from NYC asked on the YouTube Live Stream Chat:

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“Sam, how do you personally define the boundary between holding someone accountable and silencing them unfairly?”

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Stephen from the UK commented on the YouTube Live Stream Chat:

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“A person should not think their opinion is the only right one, an open mind should be held by all.”

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Daniel commented on the YouTube Live Stream Chat:

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“Don't talk about gender (everything past the LGB) and whether there factual or logically from a rational perspective.”