I get your point. But the setting of current protests--on campuses--makes some difference from summer 2020 settings. I think some larger questions might be: how are current clashes similar yet different from summer 2020? Who is benefitting most from scenes of campus chaos? Who benefits from these optics? Who are the good actors? Who are …
I get your point. But the setting of current protests--on campuses--makes some difference from summer 2020 settings. I think some larger questions might be: how are current clashes similar yet different from summer 2020? Who is benefitting most from scenes of campus chaos? Who benefits from these optics? Who are the good actors? Who are the bad actors? What are the implications that the settings of current clashes are institutions of higher education? Are there other motives to create chaos on university campuses at the present political moment?
I get your point. But the setting of current protests--on campuses--makes some difference from summer 2020 settings. I think some larger questions might be: how are current clashes similar yet different from summer 2020? Who is benefitting most from scenes of campus chaos? Who benefits from these optics? Who are the good actors? Who are the bad actors? What are the implications that the settings of current clashes are institutions of higher education? Are there other motives to create chaos on university campuses at the present political moment?