Published Oct 5, 2021
769 - Peter Boghossian (Part 1): Was Peter Right to Quit?
Philosopher Peter Boghossian reflects on his resignation from Portland State University, critiquing institutional pressures, the prioritization of racial justice over academic freedom, and the silencing culture that hinders open dialogue. Through sharing his experience, he emphasizes the need for robust conversations and integrity within academia.
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