A Stanford law graduate and the president of FIRE, advocating for freedom of speech on college campuses; he has personally benefited from cognitive behavioral therapy to manage depression.

Founder of the Free-Range Kids movement, known for allowing her nine-year-old son to ride the subway alone, which sparked public controversy and led to her being labeled "America’s worst mom."

A sociologist known for his theory on the dual social aspects of humans, whose concepts of "collective effervescence" have been applied to explain modern societal behaviors like campus protests.

A sociologist inspired by Durkheim's ideas, applying them to phenomena such as witch hunts and providing insights into the nature of contemporary campus protests.

Psychiatrist credited with developing cognitive behavioral therapy in the 1960s, focused on the idea that altering negative beliefs can lead to improved mental health and coping mechanisms.

A psychologist from San Diego State University who argues that Generation Z's pursuit of safety leads them to challenge speakers and ideas they find threatening, often interpreting them as dangerous.

A professor involved in a controversial event at Middlebury College where protests against Charles Murray led to her injury, highlighting tensions in political discourse on college campuses.