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Legal action , however , has only an indirect bearing upon the reduction of personal prejudice . It cannot coerce thoughts or instill subjective tolerance . It says , in effect , “ your attitudes and prejudices are yours alone , but you ...
Legal action , however , has only an indirect bearing upon the reduction of personal prejudice . It cannot coerce thoughts or instill subjective tolerance . It says , in effect , “ your attitudes and prejudices are yours alone , but you ...
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A preacher of civic righteousness and prophetic utterance rather than a scholar or thinker , his instincts were completely democratic , and he could intuitively comprehend and dramatically champion a high course of action .
A preacher of civic righteousness and prophetic utterance rather than a scholar or thinker , his instincts were completely democratic , and he could intuitively comprehend and dramatically champion a high course of action .
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When the proposed action attempted to appeal to libel laws or to deny to these agitators the use of auditorium or radio or press facilities , the issue of free speech was raised and the liberals were divided .
When the proposed action attempted to appeal to libel laws or to deny to these agitators the use of auditorium or radio or press facilities , the issue of free speech was raised and the liberals were divided .
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Introduction | 9 |
Diaspora and Galut | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
Urheberrecht | |
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