Yes, provide safe spaces but students do not need trigger warnings

Students don't need trigger warnings or safe spaces because the real world won't have safe spaces or warnings. When they are in the real world and something bothers them, they won't know what to do.

while the position against trigger warnings and safe spaces often highlights concerns about stifling free speech or coddling students, the counter-argument emphasizes the importance of empathy, inclusivity, mental health, and fostering an environment where all students can engage with challenging material constructively. It's about creating a balance that allows for the free exchange of ideas while considering the diverse needs and experiences of the student body.

Free Speech is a constitutional right, therefore, there shouldn't be places restricting such speech.