Black Student Alliance at U. Michigan Demands Greater Policing of Hate Speech

U‑Mich BSA Launches Campaign for 'No Hate Ordinance'

Michigan’s Black Student Alliance (BSA) at the University of Michigan is pushing for urgent change, calling on trustees to adopt a campus-wide “No Hate Ordinance” to curb perceived gaps in handling hate speech and harassment. In a town‑hall last month, BSA leaders highlighted two years of unaddressed incidents — including verbal abuse, vandalism and administrative lapses. They demand stricter enforcement measures and proactive policies to shield…

Black Student Alliance at U. Michigan Demands Greater Policing of Hate Speech

"I am here because I have been pushed into a corner. Because I am being targeted."

NAR Revises ‘Hate Speech’ Rules Following Pastor's Bible Verse Guilty Verdict

The National Association of Realtors (NAR) has decided to amend its controversial "hate speech" rule after a Christian minister, Wilson Fauber, was penalized for sharing Bible verses on social media. The NAR clarified that in the revision of Standard of Practice 10-5, which states that members "shall not harass any person or persons based on race, color, religion, sex, disability, familial status, national origin, sexual orientation, or gender i…