No Safe Spaces’ Isabella Chow was Shunned

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Graduate featured in ‘No Safe Spaces’ documentary says she was shunned on campus

UC Berkeley graduate Isabella Chow describes how she was shunned by her friends and groups on campus because of what she believed in.

What’s the moral of the story?

“I think the moral of the story is that, you know, college students and people in regular communities need to be able to accept and to ask, seek for different points of view. And I think individually what the documentary challenged me was, you know, how can I elevate minority voices in the conversations that I’m with and the people that I’m with and ensure that there is a safe space for every single opinion,” says Isabella Chow

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