Difficult conversations are no longer taking place on campus, says this Harvard Chabad rabbi
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Rabbi Hirschy Zarchi, leading Harvard Chabad, raises concern about the decline of open dialogue and challenging discussions on American university campuses. According to Zarchi, this shift hampers the intellectual and social growth of students by discouraging engagement with diverse and opposing viewpoints, essential for a robust educational environment. His insights contribute to the broader discourse on free speech and open debate within educational institutions, highlighting the potential consequences for academic and personal development.