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When Principles Become Optional: Jacinda Ardern, Randa Abdel-Fattah, and the Limits of Consistency
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When Principles Become Optional: Jacinda Ardern, Randa Abdel-Fattah, and the Limits of Consistency
When Jacinda Ardern built her international reputation — most visibly through the Christchurch Call and her advocacy for hate speech regulation — she advanced a clear proposition: words matter, platforms confer legitimacy, and institutions have a responsibility to act when public discourse contributes to real-world harm. That proposition was not abstract — it was embedded […]
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