The price we pay : the case against racist speech, hate propaganda, and pornography /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Hill and Wang,
1995.
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| Edition: | 1st ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- Weapon to weaken: pornography in the workplace
- One man's dignity: interview with Emmit E. Fisher
- Case of the cross-burning: interview with Russ and Laura Jones
- Like a smack in the face: Pornography in the trades
- Bible belt lesbians fight hate
- Desecration in darkness
- Indians are a people, not mascots
- In the belly of the beast: selling of sexuality
- Bargain basement in the marketplace of ideas.
- Traumatic impact of ethnoviolence
- Effects of pornography on women
- Teenage training: effects of pornography on adolescent males
- Racism and sexism in pornography
- Hate activity and the Jewish community
- Costs of denial: self-censorship of research on dagrading/dehumanizing pornography
- Defamation: trends, victimization, and indecent descriptions.
- Cross-burning and the sound of silence: anti-subordination theory and the first amendment
- Silencing women's speech
- Pornography and racist speech as hate propaganda
- Gay 'male' syndrome: gay male pornography and the eroticization of masculine identity
- Hate groups, African Americans, and the first amendment
- Everyday racism and the campaign of hatred
- Why the first amendment is being used to protect violence against women
- Comments of an outsider on the first amendment
- Triangular politics of pornography
- Pornography happens to women.
- Prosecutor's dilemma: interview with Tom Foley
- Speech and violence: why feminists must speak out against pornography
- Regulation of hate speech and pornography after R.Z.V.
- Legitimacy of judicial review in speech cases
- Pornography in the workplace: sexual harassment litigation under Title VII
- Where race and gender meet: Racism, hate crimes, and pornography
- Homage to heritage: native Americans say no to racial stereotyping
- Girls should bring lawsuits everywhere... : pornography as speech and product.
- Uncoupling free speech
- Words, conduct, caste
- Civil liberties, silencing, and subordination
- Recognizing the constitutional significance of harmful speech: The Canadian view of pornography and hate propaganda
- Pressure valves and bloodied chickens: an assessment of four paternalistic arguments afor resisting hate-speech regulation
- Speech, equality, and harm: the case against pornography
- Pornography and global sexual exploitation: a new agenda for feminist human rights
- The cases for regulation of hate speech and pornography
- First amendment formalism is giving way to first amendment legal realism
- Worlds apart: reconciling freedom of speech and equality.