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'''Speech codes''' are restrictions on [[speech]]. They are often imposed by institutions on their members (such as corporate employers on their employees or universities on their students and staff) or by governments on their citizens. Some speech codes are more restrictive than others.  
 
'''Speech codes''' are restrictions on [[speech]]. They are often imposed by institutions on their members (such as corporate employers on their employees or universities on their students and staff) or by governments on their citizens. Some speech codes are more restrictive than others.  
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{{quotation|The feminists are actively promoting college speech codes to  
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{{cquote|The feminists are actively promoting college speech codes to prohibit what they call discriminatory or harassing speech. Of course, jokes are not allowed because feminists have no sense of humor. Nearly 400 colleges and universities have these anti-First Amendment speech regulations, about a third of which target mere "advocacy of offensive or outrageous viewpoints or biased ideas."
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prohibit what they call discriminatory or harassing speech. Of  
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course, jokes are not allowed because feminists have no sense of  
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humor. Nearly 400 colleges and universities have these anti-First  
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Amendment speech regulations, about a third of which target mere  
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"advocacy of offensive or outrageous viewpoints or biased ideas." [http://www.ewtn.com/library/ISSUES/PS1296.TXT] }}
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''--[http://www.eagleforum.org/psr/1996/dec96/psrdec96.html The Phyllis Schlafly Report, December 1996]''}}
    
==University Speech Codes==
 
==University Speech Codes==
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