US EditionNo, Marilyn Gladu — refusing to platform hate isn’t a violation of free expression. It’s responsible governance.
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No, Marilyn Gladu — refusing to platform hate isn’t a violation of free expression. It’s responsible governance.
Columnist Tya Emberseed challenges Marilyn Gladu’s claims of censorship, arguing that refusing to amplify harmful, exclusionary rhetoric is not a violation of free expression; it’s a defence of public values.
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