
alexgourevitch
@alexgourevitch
Political Theorist, Brown University. Occasional Jacobin contributor. Writing about strikes and freedom.
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06-02-2008 14:35:56
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A must read from alexgourevitch



Former Columbia president Lee Bollinger said in 2008, “the ’60s were significant in establishing freedom of expression”—and it was a mistake to bring in the NYPD after students occupied an administration building in 1968. Columbia alum alexgourevitch: bostonreview.net/articles/the-r…

Fascinating three minute segment with Glenn Loury on Briahna Joy Gray show.

Hoy hablo en Contexto y AcciĂłn con alexgourevitch sobre la genealogĂa del rĂ©gimen disciplinario q justifica la supresiĂłn de protestas polĂticas en las universidades de EEUU: "hemos perdido la capacidad de distinguir entre sentirnos amenazados y estar amenazados". ctxt.es/es/20250501/Po…



Finally got to alexgourevitch's useful Boston Review piece on campus protest. I understand but respectfully disagree w/ his first two points — specifically, 1A law draws different lines (correctly, I think) than those he proposes. But he's absolutely right on the third:



Check out this article by Alex Gourevitch in The Chronicle: "Student’s Right to Be Hostile." Over the past year and a half, U.S. universities—pressured by internal leadership and the Trump administration. alexgourevitch The Chronicle Full Article: tinyurl.com/23bb6dz4

