The ACLU and the Crisis of Truth

This chapter examines the evolution of the ACLU's role in defending civil liberties, highlighting a case from an elite college that exposes the tension between personal truths and factual evidence. It critiques the influence of cancel culture and identity politics on academic discourse, showcasing disturbing instances of false accusations and its repercussions on free speech. The discussion further explores the broader implications of narrative-driven policies on publishing and the societal impact of these changes.