Americans tend to pick and choose who should be afforded civil liberties to some degree, a centuries-old issue that has flared up once again after a video of racist chants by University of Oklahoma fraternity brothers went viral. …
Americans have become more supportive of free speech for a variety of controversial groups in recent decades, but this growing acceptance has not extended to racists. This finding comes from the long-running General Social Survey of U.S. adults. CONT.
Scott Clement, Washington Post