Colleges across America have been gradually putting measures in place to avoid offending their students.

Olivia Legaspi noted her college taught her to “place your own wellbeing above all other concerns.”

Olivia recognized, however, this directly contradicted what she had learned as an employee of McDonald’s, where customer concerns were priority.

A bubble of self-preservation does nothing to prepare young adults for reality—and we must ensure America’s leaders understand this.

Students need to instead learn how to respond well when offense happens—and as Olivia stated,

“Putting one’s self first does not develop character or lead to personal growth. Putting others first does.” I’m Mac Hammond, and this is the Winner’s Minute.