In the new “Philadelphia Statement” published last month, a group of diverse and thoughtful people came together to “recommit to principles of freedom that invite robust debate and dialogue, inspire peaceful coexistence rather than division, and lay the foundation for a shared future alongside those with whom we differ.”

I was more than happy to sign it. Here is why.

Recommended Stories

This law can help parents expose critical race theory in schools, conservative group says

The Supreme Court’s First Amendment ruling could help stop cancel culture

Dartmouth professor: Antifa makes free speech more ‘fair’