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Stanford’s “Protected Identity Harm Reporting” is identified in the attached video. They make it sound good and equitable for all involved so the university can evaluate exactly what is happening. Does this sound like a good policy?
While Sandford makes it sound good I can see at least several ways that it can be abused very easily with no recourse for the accused party. Stanford speaks about protecting “Protected Classes”; I believe we need to protect “ALL PEOPLE”. Actions like this are how several Socialist nations have begun over the world’s history.
While Sandford makes it sound good I can see at least several ways that it can be abused very easily with no recourse for the accused party. Stanford speaks about protecting “Protected Classes”; I believe we need to protect “ALL PEOPLE”. Actions like this are how several Socialist nations have begun over the world’s history.
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You’re welcome. When I stumbled across this, I believed it is a very important policy that asks people to basically perform continuous surveillance on one another and report it back to the all powerful University. We all know what that sounds like.
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