The post analyzes the intersection of free speech, political violence, and government censorship, highlighting recent legal battles and the implications for marginalized voices.
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Greg Lukianoff is the author of 'The Eternally Radical Idea,' a blog on Substack that focuses on freedom of speech and the cultural phenomena of the Coddling and Canceling of the American Mind. The publication has tens of thousands of subscribers.
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