Safe spaces can become echo chambers from "summary" of The Coddling of the American Mind by Jonathan Haidt,Greg Lukianoff
When people come together to seek safety and validation, they often unintentionally create echo chambers. These are spaces where their beliefs are reflected back to them and amplified, while dissenting views are either not allowed or quickly silenced. In these echo chambers, people can become more extreme in their thinking, as they are not exposed to alternative perspectives that could challenge or moderate their views.
Safe spaces are meant to provide comfort and support for individuals who have experienced trauma or discrimination. However, when these spaces are not balanced by exposure to different ideas, they can foster a sense of moral righteousness and reinforce a "us vs. them" mentality. This can lead to a lack of empathy and understanding towards those who hold differing beliefs, as well as a reluctance to engage in constructive dialogu...
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