[Linganth] resources on hate speech/free speech

[Schlegel, Jennifer]

Thank you, Lynnette -


Although not specifically focused on language, the multidisciplinary Journal of Hate Studies is a resource. https://journals.gonzaga.edu/index.php/johs?


I would also add that sociologist Kathleen Blee's 2002 book, Inside Organized Racism: Women in the Hate Movement, has an interesting chapter on the role of narrative in creating racist identities. Women come to re-narrate their lives through a racist lens as they get more involved with racist ideologies.


Narrative is also consequential for desistance from hate - those who leave the movement re-narrate their lives from a former racist lens.


Jen Schlegel


Jennifer Schlegel, PhD | Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology/Sociology
 Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
470 Old Main | PO Box 730 | Kutztown Pa. 19530
Phone:  610-683-1546 | Fax:  610-683-4246 | www.kutztown.edu<http://www.kutztown.edu/>
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Subject: [Linganth] resources on hate speech/free speech

Hi all -

Thanks to all who sent me resources and ideas in response to my query on teaching free speech and hate speech.

I am attaching a compilation of those resources here. Note that these are disciplinarily diverse - not all of them are from a ling anthro perspective.

--
Lynnette Arnold, PhD
Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow

Department of Anthropology
Swearer Center for Public Service
Cogut Center for the Humanities
Brown University
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