The irony here is, it's the education system in the first place over the last several decades that has trained kids to believe in and behave in this manner.
The outgoing Vice Chancellor of Oxford University has said it is “unfortunate” that some students “claim a right not to be offended”.
In an interview with student newspaper Cherwell, Dame Louise Richardson, who has served as Vice Chancellor since 2016, said that “there is a view amongst some students - and it’s not all students - there is a right not to be offended”.
“I think that’s unfortunate. I’d like to persuade them that that’s not a healthy approach to take,” she added.
She said that Oxford was “pretty robust” on freedom of speech.
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