You go to college to get your mind expanded; to learn about the world, yourself, and other people.
But institutions of higher education are getting a reputation for being somewhat closed-minded, for squelching viewpoints that don't adhere to a certain orthodoxy.
The right wing in America objects loudly to the perceived state of affairs, but people inside academia say they're not crazy about it, either.
Robert Boyers from Skidmore College in New York state reports on what he's seen and heard in The Tyranny of Virtue: Identity, the Academy, and the Hunt for Political Heresies.
We return to the professor's interview in 2019 here.