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Preface | |
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Campus Speech Codes: Protection Against Intolerance or Destruction of Free Speech | |
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Protection Against Intolerance Advocate | |
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Professor of Philosophy, Georgia State University Source | |
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Liberalism and Campus Hate Speech | |
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A Philosophical Examination, Ethics, volume 103 (January 1993) | |
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Destruction of Free Speech Advocate | |
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Writer for The Economist, author of The Kindly Inquisitors | |
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The New Attacks on Free Thought (Chicago: University of Chicago Press) | |
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Source: In Defense of Prejudice | |
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Why Incendiary Speech Must Be Protected, Harpers Magazine, May 1995 | |
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Pornography: Public Harm That Should Be Censored or Private Choice That Must Be Tolerated? | |
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Public Harm That Should Be Censored Advocate | |
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A writer and lecturer, has been very active in passing ordinances | |
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That categorize pornography as sex discrimination | |
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Thus increasing opportunities for legal action against pornography | |
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Source: Letters in a War Zone, 1988, Dutto? | |
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Private Choice That Must Be Tolerated Advocate | |
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Source: Feminism, Pornography, and Censorship,? 1985 | |
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Page 233 in Social Ethics, 6th Edition, Mappes and Zembaty | |
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Affirmative Action Programs: Unfair Discrimination or Basic Justice? | |
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Unfair Discrimination Advocate | |
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Professor of Philosophy at the University of Michigan | |
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Author of many works in ethics | |
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Political philosophy, and logic | |
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Source: "Why Race Preference is Wrong and Bad," from affirmative | |
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Action and Racial Preference: A Debate | |
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(New York: Oxford University Press, 2003) | |
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Basic Justice Advocates | |
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Source: Affirmative Action as Equalizing Opportunity | |
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Challenging the Myth of `Preferential Treatment | |
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National Black Law Journal volume 16, issue 2; 199/2000 | |
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The Rights of Non Human Animals: Sorely Neglected or Nonexistent? | |
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Sorely Neglected Advocate | |
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Professor of Philosophy at North Carolina State University | |
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Leader in the animal rights movement, and author of The Case for Animal Rights | |
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(Berkeley: The University of California Press, 1983) | |
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Source: The Case for Animal Rights, From Peter Singer, Editor | |
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In Defense of Animals (Oxford: Basil Blackwell, Inc., 1985): 13-26 | |
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Nonexistent Advocate | |
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Professor of Philosophy at the University of Michigan | |
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Ann Arbor Source: The Case for the Use of Animals in Biomedical Research | |
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The New England Journal of Medicine, volume 315 (October 2, 1986): 865-870 | |
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Illegal Drugs: Should They Remain Illegal or Should We Decriminalize Drugs? | |
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Illegal Drugs Should Remain Illegal Advocate: Theodore Dalrymple | |
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A physician and psychiatrist who works in a British prison | |
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A contributing editor of City Journal | |
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He recently wrote Life at the Bottom | |
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The Worldview that Makes the Underclass Source | |
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Dont Legalize Drugs, City Journal, Volume 7, No. 2 (Spring 1997) | |
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Illegal Drugs Should Be Decriminalized Advocate | |
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Professor of Politics and Public Affairs at the Woodrow Wilson | |
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School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University | |
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Source: The Case for Legalization, Public Interest, Summer 1998 | |
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Performance Enhancing Drugs | |
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Should They Be Banned from Athletics or Should Athletes | |
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Be Allowed to Use Them? | |
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They Should Be Banned from Athletics Advocate | |
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Professor of Philosophy at Hamilton College | |
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Coach of the Hamilton varsity golf team from 1986-2000 | |
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He is a past president of the Philosoph | |