Free the Inquiry
Heterodox Academy, Nicole Barbaro Simovski, Ph.D., Joseph (Jake) Klein, Erin B. Shaw, John Tomasi, Dylan Selterman, Shiri Spitz Siddiqi, Kyle SilerFree The Inquiry is Heterodox Academy’s home for essays, expert commentary, and conversations about open inquiry in the academy.
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Authors
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Free The Inquiry, by Heterodox Academy, is devoted to the defense and advancement of open inquiry in higher education.
A social scientist interested in books, education, and science. Director of Communications at Heterodox Academy.
Joseph (Jake) Klein is a writer, filmmaker, and co-founder of The Black Sheep. He is also the author of Redefining Racism: How Racism Became "Power + Prejudice." Follow him on X @josephjakeklein.
Erin B. Shaw is a Research Associate at HxA. Her background is in education research and survey methods.
John Tomasi, the President of Heterodox Academy, is a political philosopher who earned his graduate degrees at Oxford University. A long-time professor at Brown, he has also held teaching and research positions at Princeton, Stanford, and Harvard.
Scientist. Researcher. Social Psychologist. Writer. Podcaster. Heterodox.
Shiri Spitz Siddiqi is a Senior Researcher at Heterodox Academy. She is a social psychologist with expertise on political bias, affective polarization, and moral judgment.
Social scientist. Friend of puppies.
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