Navigating Censorship and Free Speech

This chapter examines the rise of censorship in Britain, scrutinizing the impact of hate speech laws and political leadership on free expression. It tackles the consequences of labeling certain events as racist riots and the need for transparency in addressing societal tensions, especially in relation to immigration and ethnic violence. The discussion further explores the normalization of antisemitism and the implications for free speech on university campuses amidst rising geopolitical tensions.

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