hate speech

Rinder & Remini’s Demonetized Anti-Scientology Podcast Now Silent for Half a Year
When back episodes of the podcast shifted to Audioboom, all Audioboom advertisers similarly fled from its anti-Scientology hate speech.
Shame on Fox for Alienating Fans & Viewers By Giving a Platform to Leah Remini’s Hate
You’ve lost me and thousands of other dedicated fans with this move.
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Something’s Being Done About Hate Speech on Reddit
In an experiment designed to combat hate, Reddit shut down some of their more hateful “subreddits,” or forums dedicated to certain topics. They had no idea what would happen.
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Tackling Online Hate Speech Against Religious Minorities—An Enlightening Hearing By USCIRF
No finite definitions for the terms “hate speech” and “disinformation” currently exist under international law. Social platforms must therefore dictate their own rules for the censorship of such speech and disinformation. Facebook alone is currently removing about 3 million instances of hate speech per month—or 4,000 instances per hour.
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The Path to Violence Is Paved With Lies
It is not “normal” for people to hate each other because they look different, come from a different place or have different ideas about the ultimate nature of God and the universe.
UPenn Department Chair Calls Talk by Rape Apologist & Abuser of Women “Controversial” But “Important”
In an era when the world condemns sexual violence and hate against minorities, the University of Pennsylvania has made it clear it stands with bigots and abusers.
Want To Know How Scientologists Really Feel? Yahoo’s Taryn Ryder Says: Ask an Anti-Scientologist
If Yahoo’s Taryn Ryder wants to know where to get the best blueberry pie, she will consult someone with a violent berry allergy. If she wants to absorb the wisdom of Judaism, she will call her neighborhood Nazi. If she’d like some info on the civil rights movement, she’ll check out the KKK.
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Why Political Operative Ace Smith Is the True Loser in the L.A. Mayoral Race
“Ace won’t let the truth get in the way of his attacks.”
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Why “Sticks and Stones” Should Be the New College Creed
“I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it” has fallen on hard times in American campuses of late, abandoned amid partisan firefights and outright violence sparked by self-righteous outrage at “offensive” points of view.
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Your Right to “Say Anything” May Be Wrong
Do people have prejudices? Unfortunately, absolutely. Do we have the right to broadcast our personal prejudices to others, and in a hateful way? I think not.