DSP Statement on dangerous speech abounding in the wake of the attempt to kill former President Trump
The attempt to kill former President Donald Trump was awful, and all too familiar in American history. What is far…
Read MoreThe attempt to kill former President Donald Trump was awful, and all too familiar in American history. What is far…
Read MoreThe Dangerous Speech Project and the India Hate Lab have been studying the spread of hateful, inflammatory rhetoric during this year’s elections in the United States and in India. The Indian election, just completed, has taught us quite a bit about such content, and ways to undermine it. Please join the DSP’s Cathy Buerger and Susan Benesch, India Hate Lab’s Raqib Hameed Naik, and distinguished Indian journalist Parth M.N., to listen and ask questions.
Read MoreThe Dangerous Speech Project offers recommendations to the Oversight Board on their “River to the Sea” case.
Read More“As we remember the Isla Vista victims on the 10-year anniversary of their murders,” writes Alex DiBranco, “it is imperative that we give serious attention to the continued risks of misogynist ideology, speech, and violence.”
Read MoreIn pro-Trump forums, when someone “pushes the norm of what is considered acceptable speech” by posting a call to execute judges or other public officials, “and no one questions it, then the norm of what is acceptable may shift,” said Cathy Buerger, who studies inflammatory rhetoric at the nonpartisan Dangerous Speech Project in Washington. Buerger reviewed the violent posts identified by Reuters.
Read MoreThe urgent need for legal action against Prime Minister Modi’s hate speech is spurred by the impending finish of India’s election.
Read MoreAs the 2024 United States election approaches, speech that can move people toward accepting violence – dangerous speech – is…
Read MoreIsrael’s sluggish delivery of food aid to Gaza is unconscionable: It is tantamount to torturing civilians, and it is turning even longtime friends into appalled critics. But Israel can relieve this needless suffering, without helping Hamas
Read MoreOnline debate shouldn’t be outsourced to AI, even though there’s excited buzz about this prospect, and several university teams are building AI tools to respond to digital hatred.
Read MoreJoin us on Wednesday, April 24th, at 3 p.m. at Rutgers University – Camden as Executive Director Susan Benesch discusses “Dangerous Speech and What We Can Do About It.”
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