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hate speech
Hate speech refers to communication that attacks or demeans individuals or groups based on protected characteristics such as race, religion, ethnicity, gender, or sexual orientation, often raising questions about the limits of free expression.
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche addresses hate speech primarily through the lens of digital platform politics and creator responsibility, examining how streaming platforms like YouTube enforce content policies and the tensions between protecting vulnerable communities and preserving space for candid spiritual discourse. The topic surfaces in discussions about what can and cannot be said online, and how marginalized voices navigate both external censorship and internal ethical boundaries.
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Topics that frequently appear alongside hate speech
free speechFree speech is the principle that individuals have the right to express themselves without government or institutional censorship, though it exists in tension with content moderation and platform policies.content moderationContent moderation refers to the enforcement of community standards and platform rules within a livestream or online space, including removing disruptive users, managing banned language, and addressing harassment to maintain a safe environment.social mediaSocial media is the digital platforms through which content creators broadcast, engage with audiences in real-time, and build communities through livestreaming and online interaction.censorshipCensorship refers to the suppression or restriction of speech, content, or information by authority figures, institutions, or platforms, often justified on grounds of public safety, morality, or community standards.YouTube policies
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