The second half of this article takes a different turn, arguing that there is, indeed, a problem on American campuses but a problem of a very different nature. According to this section of the...

The second half of this article takes a different turn, arguing that there is, indeed, a problem on American campuses but a problem of a very different nature. According to this section of the article, what is the real problem? Cohen closes this article by indirectly quoting A. Lee Fritschler: “If anything . . . the problem is not too much politics, but too little” (paragraph 19). What does Fritschler mean by this statement? What would you imagine Fritschler’s own political values and commitments to be? Why?