Jonathan Zimmerman

Jonathan Zimmerman, Professor of History of Education at the University of Pennsylvania, joins Mosheh to delve into the nuanced debates surrounding free speech and hate speech in America. They explore the historical context of the First Amendment, tracing its evolution from early Free Speech Movements to contemporary issues like cancel culture and campus speech codes. Zimmerman discusses key Supreme Court cases, the impact of social justice movements, and the implications of speech on today's society, making for a riveting discussion on the delicate balance between expression and responsibility.

Jonathan Zimmerman, Professor of History at the University of Pennsylvania, discusses the dichotomy between research and teaching in higher education, the implications of student evaluations, the necessity for peer review of teaching, and the lasting impact of teaching and learning.

Jonathan Zimmerman, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania and author of "Free Speech and Why You Should Give a Damn", discusses vital topics around free speech and its challenges in today’s society. He emphasizes the importance of engaging with opposing views and cultivating critical thinking in education. The conversation also touches on the toxicity of social media, the historical context of censorship, and how personal experiences shape perspectives. Moreover, they explore the evolution of communication and the implications of emerging technologies on free expression.