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Jul 07 2021
Analysis
Facebook Will Now Ban Criticism of "Concepts, Institutions, Ideas, Practices, or Beliefs" When They Risk "Harm, Intimidation, or Discrimination" Against Religious, National, or Other Groups
Facebook is adding the following to its "hate speech policy":
Do not post:
Content attacking concepts, institutions, ideas, practices, or beliefs associated with protected characteristics, which are likely to contribute to imminent physical harm, intimidation or discrimination against the people associated with that protected characteristic. Facebook looks at a range of signs to
Reason
Sep 28 2012
Candidate Stances
Enforce the law, welcome legal immigrants, attract the best and brightest
America is a nation of immigrants. We are not a nation bound by ethnicity, but one bound by the idea that all people are endowed by their Creator with the unalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
Mitt Romney
Jun 08 2021
Perspectives Blog
How AllSides Connects Political Opposites in the Classroom
“We're all waking up to the potential for harm that technology can unleash on us.”
Kristin Hansen is Co-Founder of AllSides Talks (formerly known as AllSides Connect), a technology platform that brings students from various backgrounds together to engage in constructive dialogue on difficult topics.
AllSides Talks uses Mismatch™ technology, which connects classrooms across the
AllSides Staff
Nov 11 2019
News
Who is Hispanic?
Debates over who is Hispanic and who is not have fueled conversations about identity among Americans who trace their heritage to Latin America or Spain. The question surfaced during U.S. presidential debates and the confirmation of Sonia Sotomayor to the U.S. Supreme Court. More recently, it bubbled up after a singer from Spain won the “Best Latin” award at the 2019 Video Music Awards.
Pew Research Center
Oct 08 2020
News
Nearly Twice As Many Countries Support China's Human Rights Policies Than Are Against It
Ajoint statement by 39 countries expressing "grave concerns" about China's human rights policies in Xinjiang and Hong Kong was swiftly overwhelmed by a series of rebuttals by nearly double the amount of signatories at the United Nations on Tuesday.
After German Ambassador Christoph Heusgen addressed the U.N. General Assembly Third Committee on behalf of countries including the United
Newsweek
Nov 08 2012
News
Obama win shows demographic shifts working against Republicans
Tuesday's decisive win by Barack Obama in the U.S. presidential election highlighted how population shifts - ethnic and generational - have buoyed Democrats while forcing Republicans to rethink their message.
Townhall
Apr 24 2020
Opinion
The unemployment crisis should not be a state issue
Doing unemployment well is oxymoronic. Joblessness, as Pope Francis put it some years ago in an address to workers in Sardinia, "wears you out to the depths of your soul." There are no good circumstances under which millions of Americans might find themselves deprived not only of their wages but even of their ability to pursue employment.
This does not excuse the horrifying reality of
The Week - Opinion
Jun 05 2012
News
OPINION: The Untold Future of American Politics
The demographic future of the United States is clear. Sometime around 2050 todays racial and ethnic minorities will likely become a majority. Understanding that change is one of the keys to understanding the future of American politics, but not in the way that most people believe. The conventional view is that in the decades to come the growing minority population and its strong ties to the
New York Times (News)
Mar 25 2015
Opinion
OPINION: Gentrify!
No matter what you do modern liberals will tell you youre wrong. For decades liberals complained that American society is segregated because rich white people dont want to live in ethnically mixed neighborhoods. Sometimes liberals had a point.
John Stossel
Feb 26 2021
News
House Steamrolls Religious Liberty, Votes to Pass LGBTQ Bill
The House voted Thursday to pass landmark LGBTQ legislation in a move that critics say would crush religious liberty.
The vote was 224 to 206 with three Republicans joining the Democrat majority to vote "Yes."
The bill, known as the Equality Act or H.R.5, passed 236-173 in the House in 2019 although it died in the Senate. Now, it's possible the Senate will give it a real look.
CBN