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Reddit can't handle talk about race.

He said the "hoodrat criminals" in Baltimore need to be exiled.

200,000 people have signed a petition to have her fired as a columnist.

He may have used the gun in the attack on the Islam cartoon contest.

Colleges coddle students rather than educate them.

A 5-4 defeat for free speech.

National Review: No free speech for racists.

Transit authority is banning all issue-oriented ads.

They didn't like his views on homosexual marriage.

Black man was a convert to Islam.

ISIS may have encouraged the attack via Twitter.

Of course, the SPLC thinks she is a hate-monger.

One perp tweeted "May Allah accept us as mujahideen" before the attack.

No free speech for him.

Should trademarks be an expression of free speech?

Obama part of a steady trend toward government secrecy.

Walter Williams on the meaning of true liberty.

Black lawyers have filed the charge.

Jared Taylor’s account of the Russian Conservative Forum.

They say the name is "commercial speech" and is subject to "relaxed First Amendment review."

They found out he had written for unauthorized publications.

. . . at the 2015 AmRen Conference.

"It's a challenge to maintain one set of standards that meets the needs of a diverse global community."

Two tweets and you're out.

They also blew up a library of 10,000 books and more than 700 rare manuscripts.

It's actually one in four.

Straight talk about race and IQ is the kiss of death.

Another Muslim rampage.

Employers would be warned not to hire "haters."

British MPs say "haters" should be banned from Facebook and Twitter.

Protesters chanted "Nazi scum!"

No free speech for teachers.

Somalis tell us how to run the country.

70% of whites, but just 37% of non-whites, say it was OK to publish the cartoons.

Sex-based salutations are "an outdated and unnecessary formality."

Liberal columnist says PC is an "undemocratic creed."

Facebook in Turkey preventing users from posting cartoons.

Acts that anger Muslims go beyond the limits of free speech.

"[S]he can’t continue to say these kinds of things on a campus that’s so liberal and diverse and tolerant."

Qatar-based group also urges Muslims not to resort to violence.

Group hunts for "racism" on social media, then gets offenders fired.

PEGIDA says it cancelled its rally after a "concrete threat" against one of its organizers.

Protesters tried to force their way into the French consulate.

Saudi Arabia follows Shariah law.

It doesn't belong in the West.

. . . then taken down after complaints.

Demonstrators: "You are Charlie. I am Mohammed."

This is a commitment to free speech?

Publishing Charlie Hebdo in Pakistan would be a capital crime.

Paper's lawyer says it will "cede nothing" to Muslim terrorists.

Government says it's the largest rally ever held in France.

When Francois Hollande denies it he is talking nonsense.

It's "too soon" to tie the fire to the Charlie Hebdo killings.

French elites who say "I am Charlie" are the first to ban free speech.

There is no end to elite posturing about the killings.

NYT won't publish Charlie Hebdo cartoons because they might offend Muslims.

Showing them might be insensitive.

Anjem Choudary explains why Muslims kill.

Professor says Asian immigrants are undermining Vancouver's British character.

They shouted “Allahu Akbar,” and “The prophet is avenged.”

How many corpses will it take before our rulers recognize the obvious?

20,000 Brits have been investigated for online speech in the last three years.

Éric Zemmour says Muslims should be deported "to avoid civil war."

After pressure from SPLC.

She was tired of the racial double standard.

He said his party would wants "fewer Moroccans" in the Netherlands.

Times asks readers to imagine a society where you must lie at every turn.

Efforts to stifle free speech failed.

University students think they have a right not to be offended.

Their tolerance does not extend to diversity of opinion.

Billboard companies are being pressured to reject the ad.

Students even want to censor discussions of censorship.

Disparate impact would no doubt make such a law illegal.

He criticized Islam, so Muslims are upset.

Foreign Policy reports on the Budapest conference.