All Anti-Feminist Talk Would Be Criminal 'Hate Speech' If U.K. Activists Get Their Way
Um, guys, a government allowed to whimsically bar people from coming to the country is sure not going to stop with preventing pickup artists from entering.
Um, guys, a government allowed to whimsically bar people from coming to the country is sure not going to stop with preventing pickup artists from entering.
Does Western Washington University's head even know the difference?
Missouri students shouldn't live in fear of bad words.
Mizzou admins, cops shouldn't censors hate speech.
"There is not enough evidence to provide a realistic prospect of conviction," says British law enforcement.
Halloween is all about frightening ourselves with death, dying, and the undead.
Someone somewhere on the Internet is mean! Call in the federal government!
An instructive example out of Kenya (and a few from our own backyard).
Breitbart writer Milo Yiannopoulos also banned; both said to violate "safe space" policy.
To those of us who have a genuine commitment to freedom of speech, it's not only nice stuff that should be publishable.
Never again be heteronormative, cissexist, racist, sexist, etc.
As Reason regulars are all too aware, the feds have been taking a heavier hand lately when it comes to online speech.
Well, this is terrifying.
"No one has the right to a world in which he is never despised."
The comedian gets a suspended sentence for condoning terrorism.
To grant the state the authority to police hatred is to open the door to the policing of thought, conscience, and morality.
A veteran American journalist wonders if Charlie Hebdo would be legally tolerated in the U.S.
British lawmakers call for banning offensive speakers from social media entirely while France continues hate speech prosecutions
That this is largely a symbolic gesture hasn't stopped students from advocating for the bans.
NYPD: "You make a threat on the internet, we're going to be watching."
Calling for the death of gay people is a hate crime in France.
The pope's "clarification" is implausible but welcome.
The very existence of speech-policing tribunals offends freedom of expression.
The right of people to be critical of religion-even their own-is a defense of the common good.
Pick a position in the Charlie Hebdo debate.
Despite its stand against the terrorist's veto, France treats offensive words and images as crimes.
"Hate" is in the eye of the beholder.
Can't a guy say what he thinks anymore? Yes, but the free market may punish you.
The most effective equalizer for hatred is the free market.
Glenn Miller's long trail of bigotry and violence is not an argument for censoring speech—or for spying on people who have done nothing more than say ugly things.