This ebook compiles transcripts from The Tom Woods Show, featuring interviews with several university professors who faced backlash for their views. The professors’ experiences highlight the challenges of expressing dissenting opinions within academia, particularly regarding topics such as gender identity, postmodernism, and the limitations of contemporary feminism. Recurring themes include the silencing of opposing viewpoints, the suppression of scientific inquiry in favor of ideology, and the intolerance of differing perspectives within the contemporary university environment. The book also includes a chapter detailing Jordan Peterson’s work in psychology, offering a contrast to the controversies surrounding his public statements. Finally, the ebook promotes Woods’ podcast and other free online content.
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