Status Updates From Dare to Speak: Defending Fr...

There’s some good points in here and this book makes some reasonable arguments but as a whole, it’s just kind of like mediocre.

The author has a very liberal and heavily reinforced viewpoint from that perspective

Some of the convolutions necessary to support her points just don’t work

OK, it’s lost me a bit with the “own stories” idea.

Not only is this idea wrong It’s sort of nonsensical. People should be able to tell stories about all sorts of cultures, and honestly honoring the values of that culture accurately should be the burden of the writer. there’s no reason we should gatekeep history or other events based on identity.

Surprise outstanding book. Threw this in with a couple free speech books. I’ve been reading lately and so far it’s an incredibly well written and reason look at changing norms around modern speech and how different overlaps between private public age leadership roles four different standards of speech