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An interesting situation is brewing in Philadelphia regarding this "lovely" image to the left.
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Here we are, back to the land of Sally Kern, where the hot bigoted wind comes sweepin' down the plain.
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Over the past few years working here at Bilerico, I've become something of a free speech fundamentalist.
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Ministers have been defeated in their bid to remove a "free speech" loophole from the Coroners and Justice Bill - legislation that offered full protection from people inciting homophobic hatred.
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The government has admitted defeat over an amendment protecting free speech in homophobic hatred laws.
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The House of Lords voted again yesterday to include an amendment protecting 'free speech' in a bill designed to protect gays and lesbians from homophobic hatred, although one peer, Lord Smith, warned it could lead to homophobic attacks.
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Carrie Prejean wants to have the First Amendment both ways: At her ready when it's convenient, but unavailable to those who want to criticize her.
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The House of Commons voted last night to reject an amendment which would protect free speech in a bill designed to protect gays and lesbians from homophobic hatred.
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Conservative peer Lord Waddington and Labour backbencher David Taylor MP have called for a 'free speech' defence to be kept in a bill designed to criminalise incitement of homophobic hatred.
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Privacy Looms Over Gay Rights VoteNew York TimesOpponents of releasing the names, led by Protect Marriage Washington, the group behind the referendum, say gay rights groups are threatening free speech by .
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Free speech and the fires of hellguardian.co.ukOn hearing that Norwich was to hold its first gay pride event, grandmother Pauline Howe wrote to let her local council know of her displeasure.
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Savannah Neighbors Debate Hate Crimes ExpansionWSAV-TVIn a victory for gay rights activists, crimes targeting people because of their sexual orientation are now federal hate crimes, but many are still speaking .
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Elderly woman objecting to homosexual pride parade equated with murderer by ...
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Joe Behar had the misfortune recently of interviewing Joe the Plumber. Of course much of what he had to say was homophobic and ridiculous but he did make a point that often occurs in conservative conversation, which I believe is very much worthy of further conversation.
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Gay rights campaigners stand up for free speech of opponentsEkklesiaPauline Howe complained to her local council about Norwich's first Gay Pride event, claiming that there are only “a minimal number of homosexuals”.
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Supporters of gay, lesbian and bisexual people's rights have expressed support for the freedom of those who criticise them, casting doubt on claims by a Christian group who suggested that gay rights activists are trying to stifle free speech.
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Party-switching Pennsylvania U.S. Senator Arlen Specter (D) makes an appeal to LGBT voters to help him cling to his seat with a piece up at Huff Post outlining his support for repeal of DADT and DOMA, as well as passage of ENDA and the enactment of hate crimes legislation into law.
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Samuel Wurzelbacher: "I'm allowed to have opinion and not get chastised for it" Principle of free speech: "See me after class!" 'JOE THE PLUMBER' STILL AN IGNORANT HOMOPHOBE [Towle] And can we please drop the "Joe The Plumber" drag? We.
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Courtney Love is being sued by fashion designer Dawn Simorangkir, whom Courtney found on Etsy.com, for making malicious statements about her on Twitter.
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Gay rights advocates have sought to use public records to expose their opponents, which raises the question: Is signing a petition a public or private act? The fierce fight over same-sex marriage in California and elsewhere is creating pressure to recognize a new free-speech right that could keep petition signatures secret.
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