Hate speech, free speech, and the unspoken.
Examines both sides of the debate on First Amendment rights to free expression as it applies to `hate speech'. Spoken epithets, et al; The rise in bias-related incidents; The impact of offensive language; The fifty-year-old precedent in which theSupreme Court allowed states to regulate what it call...
| Published in: | Tikkun (Duke University Press) Vol. 7; no. 3; pp. 53 - 57 |
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Duke University Press
May92
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