Dax D'Arazio

Dax D'Arazio, a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Guelph, explores the historical roots of campus free speech controversies. He contrasts modern debates with the early '90s, revealing fears of self-censorship among students. Dinesh D'Souza shares insights from a 1992 discussion, emphasizing how activists can silence dissent by branding critics as bigots. Together, they analyze how sensitivity rules impact classroom discussions on race and gender, linking ongoing debates to broader societal changes and political correctness.