Re:University of Chicago: ‘We Do Not Support So-Called Trigg...
by ZeroGravitas on Friday August 26, 2016 @05:49AM
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A trigger warning is not avoidance. No one is advocating avoidance, that is the straw man here.
I repeat myself: "Obviously, trigger warnings provide a useful tool for people to manage their own exposure to these panic attacks."
This allows for simple acts such as taking anti-anxiety medication beforehand or sitting at the end of a row to allow you to leave a lecture unobtrusively if you need to.
I repeat myself: "Obviously, trigger warnings provide a useful tool for people to manage their own exposure to these panic attacks."
This allows for simple acts such as taking anti-anxiety medication beforehand or sitting at the end of a row to allow you to leave a lecture unobtrusively if you need to.