Should We Regulate Hate Speech?
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Channel: Stanford Law School · 2018 · Education
The panel examined how we as a society should seek to strike a balance protecting free speech and protecting vulnerable groups from dangerous bigotry, especially against the backdrop of rising white nationalism. Our panelists put US protections for free speech in a global context, examined the harms of hate speech, and addressed how advocates are seeking to both defend First Amendment rights and protect impacted minorities. Panelists: Ted Koppel, MA’62 (Moderator) Maina Kiai Professor Kenneth Mack Christine Sun
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