Shifting Ideologies and Speech Regulation

This chapter explores how public health principles have influenced institutional ideologies, prioritizing prevention over rehabilitation and leading to increased policing of free speech. It contrasts societal reactions to violent rhetoric based on group identity and discusses the complexities surrounding free speech in the contexts of gender identity and institutional policies. The narrative critiques the evolving role of university administrations and highlights cultural differences in policing between Britain and the United States, delving into the implications of a regulatory state on personal freedoms.