Internal emails show a question was added to a survey to weed out those critical of the government\u0027s plans after too much negative feedback
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Suggestions could also be made for an “Anti-Racism law,” a law to make traditional and social media “follow standards that reject hate” and a law to “add people or groups who fund, help, or take part in white supremacist activities to a formal list of white supremacist groups.” , which is expressed “through our governments, education systems, food systems.” When societal evils are construed this broadly, anyone can be guilty.Article content
“We are starting to see an increase in the number of people responding to the National Action Plan on Combatting Hate Consultation Survey that feel combatting hate should not be a priority for the Government of Canada,” a government researcher noted in an email to his director on April 6, 2022.
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