^^Right. The big distinction is that the university doesn’t condone cutting off discussion of important or even crucial subjects because students are uncomfortable or even traumatized. That’s what’s meant by not supporting “intellectual” safe spaces. The link below demonstrates where some of this was headed only a few years ago, at Harvard Law no less. It’s very concerning. Hard to see where the shutting down the discussion benefits anyone - least of all the victims that these future lawyers are supposed to be representing. If you are so triggered that you can’t analyze a rape case or even hear the word “violate” you really need to take some time off and get to counseling before thinking of becoming a lawyer - or find another line of work altogether.
https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/trouble-teaching-rape-law