The Tom Woods Show, episode 1208.

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I'm talking to Janice Viamengo today.

She's a professor of English at the University of Ottawa, and she's recently concluded,

well, an appearance, I guess, before the Ottawa Human Rights Commission.

And she was brought there, not apparently, at least, for ideological reasons, even though she's a well-known

and quite outspoken opponent of feminism.

But, well, I will get into the details when I bring her on.

But I just wanted to get a sense of what these tribunals are like because we hear about them in the United States quite a bit.

And it's just interesting and quite a, you know, I would say rather sad what it's done to the universities

and what it's done to professors and their morale and their comfort in the classroom

when being brought before this horrific tribunal is an outcome that's not altogether remote.

And you have to watch what you say and how you say it all day long because there's really no

incentive for somebody not to bring a case against you. It's a very, very, very bad situation. But the more light we can shed on it,

the better. And that's why I wanted to talk to Janice Viamengo today. Janice, welcome to the show.

Oh, thank you very much for talking to me, Tom.

I, of course, want to get your story here on the record on my podcast. And I think to start, it might be a good idea to

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