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Hate: Why We Should Resist It With Free Speech, Not Censorship (Inalienable Rights),New Kacmarek PhD RRT FAARC And ParadoxicallyThe Updated Paperback Edition Of Hate Dispels Misunderstandings Plaguing Our Perennial Debates About 'Hate Speech Vs. Free Speech,' Showing That The First Amendment Approach Promotes Free Speech And Democracy, Equality, And Societal Harmony. As 'Hate Speech' Has No Generally Accepted Definition, We Hear Many Incorrect Assumptions That It Is Either Absolutely Unprotected Or Absolutely Protected From Censorship. Rather, U. S. Law Allows Government To