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Burn the books.

"As a statement on the reclamation of history by those who have been oppressed by the likes of Kipling."

Victimhood is sacred.

He prefers the bells of Winchester Cathedral.

“Free Tommy” protesters teamed up with supporters of Donald Trump.

He said Islam has "no legitimate basis."

72 percent believe tech companies censor “politically objectionable” views.

White people are not allowed to say the word even when quoting other people.

Legislation would punish offenders who wear masks.

Lauren Southern barred from Australia. Stefan Molyneux gets the cold shoulder in New Zealand.

The “racist screed” comes from AR's book "Face to Face with Race."

Monty Python member says he’s in transition: No longer an “Oxbridge white bloke.”

First they came for the "racists" . . .

Activists are focused in California and Texas.

He thinks that should be the GOP get-out-the vote slogan for 2018.

Diversity on BBC will mean “voices we haven’t yet heard.”

They will refuse to take cases that “may assist in advancing the goals of white supremacists.”

More than 60 percent of middle- and high-school students use "alt-right" sites for research.

Payment to a defamed Muslim sets a precedent.

"To date, Twitter has been unresponsive."

AmRen's lawyer: "This ruling has massive implications for the platform going forward."

Judge's finding may have far-reaching consequences for social media.

Judge: It's "hard to imagine a clearer public interest lawsuit."

Judge: Jared Taylor’s lawsuit “goes to the heart of free speech principles.”

Judge finds in favor of American Renaissance.

Film “Killing Europe” said to be “thinly veiled hate speech."

Not the “extreme right.”

Says “Sod your freedom of speech.”

In the long run, we will pay the price for our arrogance.

"Tommy is a hero. It is a disgrace that he is still in jail."

Twitter uses SPLC as a “safety partner” to combat “hateful conduct and harassment.”

Op-ed cites Taylor v. Twitter.

Wilders compares UK government to those of Saudi Arabia and North Korea.

Where antifa go, violence follows.

Max Boot says that Donald Trump has a “decades-long” history of racism.

It will "complement the existing President’s Commission on Slavery and the University."

Our views were dismissed as "hate."

When in jail previously, there was a "price on his head."

Facebook's censorship rules: white supremacy — no; white separatism — okay.

Even the Breitbart and RT stories have been taken down.

He’s charged with “breaching the peace.”

Another phrase whites aren’t allowed to use?

Announcers were *too* focused on the non-white aspects of the wedding.

LA Times is partnering with news organizations around the country to document "hate."

He also has paid $5,000 to attend “racial sensitivity” training.

Even unvoiced "racist" beliefs have to be “dealt with.”

NAACP president wants much more censorship.

Even lefty journalists recognize SPLC’s chairman as the “arch-salesman of hate-mongering.”

17-year-old says wearing the sweatshirt is his First Amendment right.

Twitter says it is aiming to relieve users from the “work” of dealing with "abusive" tweets.

Science “must welcome everyone" — except for Nobel-laureate James Watson.

And cracked a political opponent’s head open with a bike lock.

Criticizing the Turkish prime minister counts as inciting hate.

According to a Berkley commission on free speech, it’s conservatives.

Antifa were prepared to use violence to shut down the AmRen conference.

New guidelines in Britain will apply to people who are “in a position of trust, authority or influence.”

The government is pushing its agenda through private companies.

Journal editors will not publish this paper, even though their reviewers praise it.

On study found 85 percent of gang rapes in Sweden involve migrants.

Another tech giant in league with SPLC.

Heritage says Facebook is a private company and can conduct its business as it wants.

Doctoral history student says statue represents “the genocide of black people.”

Facebook says it was supposed to be an internal test to help them “understand” different types of speech.

Blacks with different opinions shouldn't be called "mentally unhealthy or crazy.”

Loonies think TN legislature is "controlled by Nazi and white supremacist sympathizers."

More than ever, we need our own institutions.

Dallas Morning News will no longer publish her articles.

“In a democratic society everyone should be entitled to participate and feel safe,” says pro-immigration MP.

Students pressured the university to remove the distinction.

Law students shout “F**k the law.”

Zuckerberg promises that no one at Facebook will “make any decisions based on the political ideology of the content.”

Zuckerberg says determining if something is hate speech is very “linguistically nuanced.”

Vatican historian: "Apparently, every single critical historian must now shut up."

The decentralized structure of white nationalism makes it hard to silence.

93 percent of the suspended accounts were flagged by Twitter’s own tools.