'Law students are adults — 21 and older, eligible to vote, marry, own property, drink, smoke, and enlist in the military. Why do they have to be shielded by hordes of administrators from speech that hurts their feelings?' MichaelBarone writes.
Sand Hill Road, leading up the hills above Stanford, was the home of Silicon Valley’s first venture capital firms and of a branch of the now-bankrupt Silicon Valley Bank. Stanford, of course, is the home of Stanford Law School, site of the latest silencing of an eminent speaker by “woke” student thugs.
Despite the apologies, no one seems to be contemplating any punishment or sanction for the students or their DEI apologist. The justification, as the DEI dean summarized, is some students’ feelings that “their sense of belonging is undermined” by the judge’s opinions. That echoes the frequent “woke” complaint that speech is violence — of course, asserted by people threatening violence to suppress speech.
Stanford Law students aren’t the only Silicon Valley denizens granted special treatment this month. Tech executives who were big depositors in Silicon Valley Bank were bailed out by government regulators over the weekend.
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