校园仇恨言论:话语重构

Matt McDowall
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长期以来,大学校园一直在努力解决允许有争议的演讲者进入校园的问题。自伯克利的言论自由运动以来的半个世纪里,这样的活动已经成为校园生活中相当典型的一面。然而,近年来,越来越多有争议的公众人物被邀请,有时也被取消邀请。“去平台化”已经成为本·夏皮罗(Ben Shapiro)、安·库尔特(Ann Coulter)和米洛·扬纳普洛斯(Milo Yiannapolous)等公众人物的荣誉徽章。
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Hate Speech on Campus: Reframing the Discourse
College campuses have long grappled with the question of allowing controversial speakers on campus. In the half-century since the Free Speech Movement at Berkeley, such events have become a fairly typical aspect of campus life. In recent years, however, increasingly divisive public figures have been invited—and, on occasion, disinvited. Being “deplatformed” has become a badge of honor for public figures like Ben Shapiro, Ann Coulter, and Milo Yiannapolous.
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