Don't swear, or use derogatory language.
"You cannot censure speech, however derogatory, mean-spirited, or offending it is," wrote one, identified as jondom, in February, after another Phillips plea to "stop the name-calling".
Naturally, Gordon said Femsplain will not tolerate any "hate speech or derogatory comments toward the author of the post or author commenters".
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The group said it would invite Mr. Emanuel to go to the Web site r-word.org and make a pledge to "support the elimination of the derogatory use of the 'R word' from everyday speech and promote the acceptance and inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities".
Facebook needs to reassess its hate speech rules that allow some blatantly derogatory content to persist while censoring activists.
A few weeks after the speech, NBC announced that, "due to the recent derogatory statements by Donald Trump regarding immigrants," it would no longer broadcast his Miss U.S.A. or Miss Universe pageants, and he would no longer appear on "The Apprentice," the long-running reality show.
How much, if any, protection does the First Amendment give to derogatory comments by police that involve racial, anti-semitic, or homophobic speech?
And now, his candidacy speech, which contained line after line of racist and derogatory remarks about Mexican immigrants, is finally coming back to haunt not him, but the U.S. soccer players he hopes to one day represent.
Asked about the derogatory tweets, the spokesman added: "The duke is a champion of free speech.
