Talk:Safe space

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Edits to "Arguments for the creation of safe spaces"

Those who find value in safe space explain that, at a school like Columbia, students frequently feel attacked and targeted by a campus atmosphere that allows for affirmative action bakesales, racist comics, and homophobic and racist hate crimes.

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People in favor of creating safe spaces claim that students who are gay or who belong to racial minorities have frequently been insulted at Columbia. They say that insults have been issued, for example, at the affirmative action bake sale, in a cartoon in The Fed, and in acts involving homophobia and racism.
 − Reaganaut  02:06, 27 April 2007 (EDT)

Producing and supporting safe space is about building community spaces where the values of compassion, and inclusion, and the celebration of individual differences are encouraged.

Added some of this to the definition of a safe space.  − Reaganaut  02:06, 27 April 2007 (EDT)

The intention is not to create safe spaces to stand in contrast to that which is unsafe, but rather, to move towards a university community where those values are respected across campus.

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People in favor of creating safe spaces also say that creating safe spaces is just a temporary step towards the whole university becoming a safe space.
 − Reaganaut  02:06, 27 April 2007 (EDT)