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Understanding Hate Speech

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This is an exercise to help you better understand hate speech, based on 'Bookmarks: a Manual on combating online hate speech through human rights education'

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Balint Josa
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This is an exercise to help you better understand hate speech, based on 'Bookmarks: a Manual on combating online hate speech through human rights education'

by Balint Josa
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What is the definition of Xenophobia?

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2. Racism is taught, not something we are born with. Cartoons can be racist too. Which target group/s does this cartoon portray as lesser? Which of the following would you choose after seeing this cartoon?

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Is sexism always hate speech?

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Who is this statement targeting? Is it hate speech?

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s political speech allowed to be biased on the basis of race?

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Is holocaust denial part of a healthy or reasonable discussion of history?

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Is blaming an entire religion for terror attacks hate speech?

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Do you think this video could be hate speech? Who is it attacking?

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Explanation

The quote given is from the Bible but the speaker provides only one interpretation while other quotes (especially in the New Testament) are more relevant to respect for non-heterosexual people and less damning of adultery. For example, other things which are considered punishable by death in the Old Testament are: eating jelly fish, working on the Sabbath and worshiping other gods.

Unfortunately political speech is not always politically correct, but it is important for democracy that everybody can voice their opinion on the system, participate in society and vote in elections. If we cannot choose between right and wrong we might be able to choose at all

Holocaust denial is a declaration that the Holocaust was faked or exaggerated. It is highly offensive and is not an area for debate.

Holocaust denial is a declaration that the Holocaust was faked or exaggerated. It is highly offensive and is not an area for debate.

Although it is potentially not meant as a mean video, it is insensitive. Labeling and comparing people with disabilities to animals and vice versa is used to ridicule, undermine and humiliate people.

 
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