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“Their central purpose is to inflict harm on those who oppose their views.”

She called hijabs oppressive.

Rules for racial dissidents.

He didn’t invite even one person who has been banned.

It doesn’t want bad things said about Islam.

Cambridge University fires a dissident scholar.

An "Alternative for Sweden" would be unthinkable.

He “aggressively confronted and filmed” defendants in a criminal trial.

Current policy does not go “far enough.”

A satirist in a world beyond satire.

The magazine that employs her says she has been subjected to a “smear campaign.”

This is part of its annual "civil rights audit."

Another white man disgraced posthumously.

Announcement came the same day Trump said "Look, we should be suing Google and Facebook."

Support for Trump is “undeniably” support for "white supremacy."

She’s leading the pack on reparations.

All talk, no action?

Company is handing over IP addresses of accounts containing “homophobic, racist or anti-Semitic content.”

HuffPo clearly wants the "monitoring."

No apology is enough.

Company has “privacy concerns.”

Google will “re-bias their algorithms so that they can get their agenda across.”

UK outpaces the US.

Both Democrats and Republicans are likely to oppose him.

Facebook’s technology will detect “fake news, fake images, and fake videos.”

Speaking neutrally about someone Facebook considers hateful might make you a hater.

Liberals have limited debate to five minutes per amendment.

Oberlin College hit with $44 million in damages.

Free speech attacked from "Right" and Left.

Big Tech wants to use the trade agreement to cement censorship protections.

They filed a frivolous lawsuit and now must pay.

Canadian thought police go into high gear.

If you give your money to a donor-advised fund, you lose control of it.

“You don’t know what’s going to offend somebody next.”

Mirror, Sun, and HuffPost see big gains.

“The Hive” wants its monopoly back.

She is legally required to attend “counselling” to change her beliefs.

Another scalp for the left-wing hall monitors.

To be banned: “hate speech” and “false content.”

But they blame politicians and activists, not journalists.

Plaintiff: Facebook is not a media company in the usual sense of the word.

Having the most popular show on the station was no protection.

Imagine what would happen if the scientists were studying race.

Parler is like Twitter, but for Trump fans.

Students reject science in favor of an "a priori moral commitment to equality, anti-racism, and anti-sexism."

Governments now censor speech in the name of facilitating “real news” or “truth.”

Then bricks. Then bullets?

Cal State sociology prof: Their actions show a lack of cultural intelligence.

"Facebook’s news feeds are censored and crafted to reflect the political leanings of Facebook’s utopian socialists."

An introduction to key terms.

Arizona says the book contains “unauthorized content.”

At least one HuffPost “journalist” pays antifa to supply personal information which he then publishes.

Opposing the American Renaissance conference.

Another form of deplatforming.

US wants to fight bad speech with good speech.

More women than men want censorship.

Some of the pages “repeatedly spread incorrect information.”

Cutting off funding for “racists.”

She asked whether the city could use "a different kind of leadership."

He said the burkini photo “should be on the cover of Camels are us.”

It’s a kind of “truth in advertising” bill.

Whites have distinct interests and they should be allowed to express them.

Amazon and others should do the same.

"Censorship poses one of the biggest threats to Western Civilisation in the world today."

Facebook has “become emboldened to regulate the flow of news on its platform.”

He attended the wrong conference.

They’re “dangerous individuals and organizations.”

They probably shouldn’t visit Mount Rushmore.

They want the company to establish a "human rights committee" in charge of purging.

The group said it was a warning.

His group had stopped a group of 300 illegals a few days earlier.

“When offense becomes so easy, it takes the fun out of offending!”

Thought crime.

James O'Keefe uncovers the policy.

Congressional hearings were a day of infamy.