Challenging Cancel Culture: Can Gen Z Change Course?
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Constitution Day annually honors America’s founding principles of liberty, equality, and self-governance.
Our democracy depends on each generation developing the skills and habits for self-governance, including respectfully engaging contrary viewpoints.
Generation Z students report that the climate on their campus discourages honest, open conversation—as students fear a cancel culture supercharged by social media—even as most students say they want to hear from a wide range of views.
Join BPC on September 14 for our 5th Annual Constitution Day panel of student leaders who are challenging campus cancel culture and promoting an open exchange of ideas.
Featured Speakers
Panelists
Rachel Lia | Student, University of Virginia School of Law
Amy Trask | Student, Santa Fe College
Justo A. Triana | Student, Syracuse University
Morgan Womack | Student, Michigan State University
Moderator
Jacqueline Pfeffer Merrill | Director, Campus Free Expression Project, BPC
BPC thanks the Jack Miller Center for its support of our Constitution Day programming.
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