In Europe, Hate Speech Laws are Often Used to Suppress and Punish Left-Wing Viewpoints
If hate speech laws existed in the U.S., their prime targets would be pro-Palestinian groups, Muslims, atheists, Black Lives Matter activists, and antifa.
If hate speech laws existed in the U.S., their prime targets would be pro-Palestinian groups, Muslims, atheists, Black Lives Matter activists, and antifa.
The advisory board of a group shoveling money to an anti-Obama conspiracy theorist included four Democratic senators-turned-lobbyists.
As the Paper of Record boasts of its own diversity, the range of opinions it airs continues to shrink.
Trump’s own defense secretary has warned that this blind defense of Israel harms U.S. security.
Nina Rosenwald is underwriting the push to keep Muslims fleeing violence in the Middle East from entering the Western world. Her father was a great humanitarian.
The common cause between the international “alt-right” movement and the Israeli government is not difficult to understand.
The so-called Anti-Semitism Awareness Act flew through the Senate in two days. Critics fear a chilling effect on pro-Palestinian college activists.
What could possibly justify drawing the moral and ethical lines in this manner?
While U.S. politicians pay endless lip service to how much Americans are struggling, the Obama administration prepares to increase taxpayer money to Israel, which enjoys universal health care and full employment.
While AIPAC has rolled out the red carpet for the GOP frontrunner, it has moved to block activists from attending the conference and shut down planned protests.
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