2020
DOI: 10.1080/13613324.2020.1798385
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Freedom of speech or freedom to silence?: how color-evasive racism protects the intimidation tactics of American extreme rightwing organizations

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“…Importantly, ambivalence toward far-right content may come with a range of political beliefs or ideologies; those on any point of the political spectrum may be ambivalent toward far-right content. Users who are ambivalent toward far-right social media content may think that everyone has a right to say what they want on the internet and that curbing the spread of far-right content would be tantamount to infringing on free speech and the First Amendment (Rodriguez, 2020). They may not see a problem with this content being on mainstream social media platforms.…”
Section: Three Orientations To Far-right Social Media Contentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Importantly, ambivalence toward far-right content may come with a range of political beliefs or ideologies; those on any point of the political spectrum may be ambivalent toward far-right content. Users who are ambivalent toward far-right social media content may think that everyone has a right to say what they want on the internet and that curbing the spread of far-right content would be tantamount to infringing on free speech and the First Amendment (Rodriguez, 2020). They may not see a problem with this content being on mainstream social media platforms.…”
Section: Three Orientations To Far-right Social Media Contentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La temática ha sido estudiada principalmente desde la discusión de barreras que impiden la inclusión efectiva de estas minorías (Madriaga, 2020;Rodriguez, 2020), el análisis de políticas, programas, estrategias y prácticas institucionales que buscan construir espacios más inclusivos dentro de las instituciones educativas, respetando la interculturalidad de las relaciones étnico-raciales (Cook-Sather et al, 2017;Harvey y Russell-Mundine, 2019;Patton et al, 2019;Pino et al, 2019), el estudio de las iniciativas de inclusión de una sensibilidad cultural a los planes de estudio, de manera que valoren y destaquen los conocimientos y formas de ser y hacer de las comunidades indígenas (Acton et al, 2017;Cardoso, 2016;Harrison y Clarke, 2020) y, por último, la exploración de las percepciones tanto de los estudiantes como de los académicos, para conocer sus experiencias en el proceso de enseñanza-aprendizaje, los estereotipos que existen, el clima racial en el campus y de qué manera ello afecta al éxito académico y profesional (Allen, 2020; Belluigi y Thondhlana, 2022; Bunce et al, 2019;Griffin et al, 2016;Harris y Linder, 2018).…”
Section: Raza Y Etnia Dentro De Las Instituciones De Educación Superiorunclassified
“…The concept of «Freedom of Speech» is enshrined in democratic ethos as a fundamental right that allows for the expression of opinions without fear of retaliation or censorship (Rodriguez, 2021). Yet, its application within educational settings brings with it a set of unique challenges and opportunities.…”
Section: Freedom Of Speech In Education: What Could Thismentioning
confidence: 99%