The Racial Hatred Act Prevents Discrimination and Vilification of Racial

question 3

Multiple Choice

The Racial Hatred Act prevents discrimination and vilification of racial groups by:

• A) banning free speech.
• B) prohibiting the use of inflammatory language against racial groups in the public domain.
• C) insisting that all language used to discuss racial groups is positive and affirming.
• D) ensuring education is provided to individuals who have issue with certain racial groups.
• E) insisting that the racial heritage of individuals not be disclosed in public discussions.

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