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Should professors be allowed to advocate their views on political or social issues in the classroom?

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The solution discusses whether professors should be allowed to advocate their views on political or social issues in the classroom.

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This is a topic that has come up frequently among my peers at graduate school. Most recently we had an International Management course where the topic of foreign adoption became a sore subject for all. The professor was adamantly pressing her views upon us that foreign adoption should never be allowed. She did not allow the possibility of her opinion on this being just that, an opinion. She stated it as fact and told everyone in the class that they were wrong ...

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