Oh relax, people. It was like this in the 60s with student protest groups shouting down profs while not buying the free speech argument when that argument was used as a defence of a lousy status quo. 

My, people romanticize and de-historicize universities far too often, including Wente, who seems to forget that universities did used to be about dangerous ideas--some good but some like the supposed unfitness of women for tenure, the supposed superiority of the Western world, the supposed depravity of gays, etc.  on which many department cultures and disciplines were based.  Radicals that pushed against that stuff sounded exactly like the ones today that everybody is mad at. Besides, the idea that free speech should not hold in cases where its exercise normalizes discrimination IS a dangerous idea. Maybe good. Peterson doesn't go after laws that  support respect religion, even though there is no scientific proof of a god. His invoking of science is selective and supports discrimination.