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Dictatorships – Abdul Kaddr Sinno

Chilling Effect, Free Speech, Freedom of Assembly, Interview, SEA 202 February 18, 2025

Sinno discusses the parallels between authoritarian governments and Indiana University in tactics used to suppress freedom of speech. Safety narratives as a tool to limit free speech is highlighted.

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