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The Whattcot case William Whatcott was handing out homophobic fliers outside of a school in Saskatchewan - case helped to define hate speech and focus on criminalizing the effects of hate speech, which is must easier than proving an idea in of itself as harmful
Joanne St. Lewis vs Rancourt SAC report came out about minorities and academic fraud, St. Lewis said there was no scientific backing, Rancourt called her the "house n*gro" - they went to court, he said his freedom of expression was silenced - argued the mention exception
Verushka Lieutenant-Duval University of Ottawa professor was discussing minorities reclaiming slurs, and used the n-word in the classroom - she lacked the multicultural context to know why that was wrong - mentioning vs directing a slur
Janice Fiamengo Mens right activist who denied rape culture on campus - dogged on feminism and said it was attacking men - students heckled her and prevented her from speaking
Hamline University A teacher refused to leave campus during a "black students only day" - he was taken to court and labeled a racist - he argued that the idea was counterintuitive and promoted segregation
Jordan Peterson Dead named trans students and refused to use their correct pronouns - muscular liberal - issue of free speech bc students were protesting against letting him teach + speak bc of his views
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