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"You’ve got to deprogram some people who believe Joe Biden didn’t win the election."

Jared Taylor is one of "the most vicious and dangerous bigots and demagogues in America."

An overview.

A modest proposal.

Sen. Josh Hawley blasts "woke capitalism."

Florida governor fights back against the "big tech cartel."

Minister of Justice: “We must fight for our digital freedom!”

What to do about it.

They're worried the laws will primarily apply to non-whites.

The interior minister claims protests against mass immigration "undermine the republic."

The nationalist party plans to soften its immigration positions to appease state authorities.

"Hate speech" is a handy excuse to suppress populist finance forum.

But not antifa violence.

Government workers can no longer say "China virus."

Facebook has an "Oversight Board" that can overrule censorship decisions.

Are there lessons for the United States?

Taking "cancel culture" to the next level.

Professor's lawyer says he was fired because "he has become politically inconvenient."

Some experts want an American Stasi to go after white nationalists.

A new era of censorship has arrived.

AmRen supporters "are a threat to the survival of the nation."

"Americans' rights are being stripped and they aren't being heard by the people they elected to represent them."

One man’s experience.

Why did Donald Trump never make the move from Twitter?

Doesn't Hollywood have that covered?

Civil liberties group warns the "domestic terrorist" label is “vulnerable to political exploitation."

Doing the job Americans won't do.

"We are 74 million strong."

Pretty nervvy.

"There simply cannot be peace and civil order in such a dysfunctional country of double standards and stifled dissent."

Platform includes a button that encourages users to post politically incorrect content.

And his supporters.

This appears to be a promising suit.

Even the president of Mexico says this is an “Inquisition.”

"DLive believes and encourages freedom of expression . . . ."

Facebook and other platforms follow suit.

Amazon dropped Parler from its servers.

"We do not allow PayPal services to be used to promote hate, violence or other forms of intolerance."

"Now is the time for Silicon Valley companies to stop enabling this monstrous behavior."

"Poland wants to adopt its own regulations, effectively defending the constitutional right to freedom of expression."

It would stop banks from discriminating against people for non-financial reasons.

"So many of our colleges are bought by Beijing."

"Hate" against blacks is more harmful than "hate" against whites.

To see is not to understand.

Christine Su's approach will use “transformative and procedural justice.”

Study finds people are more censorious about information that negatively portrays non-whites.

Obama wants a clampdown.

"The First Amendment doesn’t require private companies to provide a platform for any view that is out there."

Tucker Carlson on how American corporations team up to censor political opponents.

So who's "tolerant" and who's not?

"I’m all for protecting ‘thought that we hate,’ but not speech that incites hate."

But there are ways to escape it.

"Twitter is sabotaging public discourse regarding important national and homeland security issues."

The evil roots of today’s orthodoxy.

Ten reasons for hope, even if President Trump lost fair and square.

Notes on election results in Florida, Georgia, and Kansas.

He dared to be interviewed by American Renaissance.

Business owner: “It would be great if a racist restaurant is flagged. But I don’t know if Yelp should be the judge and jury.”

Border patrol chief: "The American people ultimately don’t get to hear the truth."

The idea was proposed by Scottish Justice secretary Humza Yousaf.

No GoFundMe for black man whose teeth were knocked out.

"The message of hate must be banned in total."

Before it becomes all music videos and makeup tutorials.

Identitarianism will also be censored.

Republicans will do nothing.

Conservative journalist could face seven years in prison over a controversial interview.

She dared criticize mass immigration.

Stamping out all dissent.

The real election meddling.

Ayers Rock is "sacred" to the natives, so white people can't even look at pictures.

Reporters are supposed to be exempt from the curfew.

New board will decide what you can say on Instagram, too.

How big tech is treating Kyle Rittenhouse.

g-Men may yet win in overtime.

New frontiers for censorship.