A picture of Muhammad is sparking debate and controversy surrounding academic freedom, Islamophobia, and cultural sensitivity. See perspectives and news across the spectrum from MSNBC, Newsweek, RadioFreeTom:
Controversy surrounding an art history professor displaying a painting of the Islamic prophet Muhammad is raising questions about academic freedom and cultural respect.At Hamline University in Minnesota, an adjunct professor’s contract was not renewed after they showed a painting of Muhammad in an art history class, which led a Muslim student to complain.
Tom Nichols reflected on balancing cultural sensitivity with academic rigor, determining, “if you don’t want your traditions, beliefs, or views challenged, then don’t come to a university, at least not to study anything in the humanities or the social sciences.” A writer in the
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