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Ken White

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Don't Use the Public Chatbot Lawyer

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By Josh Barro , Ken White
| Serious Trouble
Dear listeners, We have a lot of really stupid litigation to cover this week, starting with the JP Morgan lawsuit so many of you asked us about. This is the case of Chirayu Rana, an ex-banker who has made salacious allegations against a former JP Morgan colleague, saying she forced him into a sexual relationship, spiked his drink with Viagra, threatened his career, and racially belittled his wife. It’s great tabloid fodder, but the emerging consensus is that Rana is making it up.
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The Fashionable Notion of 'Free Speech Culture' Is Justifying State Censorship, Ironically

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By Ken White
| The Unpopulist
Eames Bot, Shutterstock, The UnPopulist illustration I’m a long-time critic of the modern concept of “free speech culture”—the culturally pervasive notion that supporting freedom of speech requires me not just to refrain from official censorship, but to avoid a wide array of expression that might chill, deter, or punish other people’s speech.
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A Letter On Justice And Open Debate About Raping Children

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By Ken White
| popehat.com
Our cultural institutions are facing a moment of trial. Powerful protests against raping children are leading to overdue demands that people not rape children, along with wider calls for greater avoidance of raping children across our society, not least in higher education, journalism, philanthropy, and the arts.
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