L.A. City Council Approves Ban on Use of Racial, Gender Slurs at Public Meetings
LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, JUL 30 – The ban aims to reduce offensive language that has discouraged public participation, with a unanimous 14-0 vote supporting removal and future bans for violations.
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LA Councilmembers Unanimously Vote to Ban Hate Speech During Council Meetings
The Los Angeles City Council approved new rules Wednesday banning speakers from using a racial slur and an obscene term for a woman during council and committee meetings. In a 14-0 vote, council members finalized a proposal introduced by Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson earlier this year to curtail such language. Councilman Bob Blumenfield was absent during the vote. In recent years, the City Council and its committees have been plagued…
L.A. City Council approves ban on use of racial, gender slurs at public meetings
The Los Angeles City Council has approved a new rule prohibiting public speakers from using the N-word and C-word, including any variations, during council and committee meetings. The measure aims to reduce disruption and maintain a respectful environment during public comment, coming in response to ongoing concerns about offensive language disrupting public proceedings. If a speaker uses either word or its variations, the presiding officer or C…
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