Twenty-five years ago UBC professor Sunera Thobani was buried in backlash for asking whether it was possible to mourn the victims of 9/11 and examine U.S. foreign policy at the same time.
Ricochet argues the boundary she ran into has barely moved — pointing to the treatment of figures like Abdul El-Sayed and Peter Beinart as evidence of which questions still carry a professional cost.
Originally published by Ricochet Media.
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