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The United States' long-standing doctrine of resisting category-based bans on speech, and the arguments against designating 'hate speech' as a special legal category.
Several countries treat racially abusive language — including the English racial slur commonly called the "n‑word" — as criminal or punishable conduct when it falls under hate‑speech, incitement, publ...
Police and prosecutors draw a sharp legal line between offensive or hateful expression and criminal conduct by asking whether the speech fits narrow exceptions to free‑speech protection — chiefly inci...
used is an explicitly racist slur that attacks a protected class and is harmful to civic discourse; it must be rejected on ethical and community-safety grounds even while constitutional law generally ...