The Conformity Crisis - Sarah McLaughlin On The Quiet Erosion Of Free Speech
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Sarah McLaughlin discusses the global threats to free speech and the factors contributing to self-censorship.
📌 Buy Tickets for Sarah's NZ Tour: https://www.fsu.nz/events/mclaughlin-tour 📅 Tour dates: 📍 Auckland - Sun 19 April 📍 Tauranga - Tue 21 April 📍 Wellington - Wed 22 April 📍 Christchurch - Thu 23 April 📍 Dunedin - Fri 24 April We talk with Sarah McLaughlin from FIRE about why free speech threats spread across borders faster than most people notice, especially online. We dig into how self-censorship, “online safety” rules, and hate speech laws ca...
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