Free Speech in a World of Diversity, Inclusion and Equity

The European Legacy 28 (5):519-526 (2023)
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Both books reviewed here argue for the importance of free speech, though apart from that they have little in common. One, The Most Human Right: Why Free Speech is Everything by Eric Heinze is a cas...

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