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hate speech
[ heyt speech ]
noun
- speech, writing, or nonverbal communication that attacks, threatens, or insults a person or group on the basis of national origin, ethnicity, skin color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or disability:
The racist graffiti was condemned as hate speech.
hate speech
noun
- speech disparaging a racial, sexual, or ethnic group or a member of such a group
Word History and Origins
Origin of hate speech1
Example Sentences
Kneecap weren't the only people who uttered pro-Palestinian messages at the festival, but accusations of genocide and video screens that declared "F*** Israel" were seen by some as crossing a line into hate speech.
World Rugby says greater visibility of female players, who receive 30% more abuse than their male counterparts, is likely to lead to more online trolling and hate speech.
"By mutual agreement, both parties reaffirm commitment to the immediate cessation of hostilities, a categorical rejection of any hate speech, intimidation, and call on all local communities to uphold these commitments," they said in a statement read on Congolese national TV and and posted on X by the M23 spokesperson Lawrence Kanyuka.
In that case, I’d say it’s perfectly reasonable to be wary of anyone who jumps at an open casting call posted to Rowling’s timeline, sandwiched between anti-trans hate speech.
On Tuesday, Osbourne claimed on social media the band's actions included "projections of anti-Israel messages and hate speech".
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