Stanford Dean's Letter and Limited-Purpose Institutions

The article argues in favor of institutional neutrality, stating that institutions like law schools have moral reasons to stay silent on important moral questions and that their commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion should not take the form of making frequent institutional statements on social and political issues or excluding or condemning speakers with different views, as this would create an institutional orthodoxy that is not in line with the core commitment to academic freedom and would ill prepare students to act as effective advocates in a society that disagrees on many important issues.

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