Sentence examples for propagating hate from inspiring English sources

The media has been propagating hate".

A number of politicians and musicians - mostly supporters of Mr Kenyatta and Mr Ruto - have appeared in court in the past year on charges of propagating "hate speech".

If the printed press and cable news can be held liable for propagating hate speech, the argument goes, then why should the same not be true online – especially when fully two-thirds of Americans now report getting at least some of their news from social media.

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She wrote that "by airing it unapologetically on the radio, this station is indirectly propagating hate".

The media's prejudiced use of the term "terrorism" has created the link between the word Muslim and terrorism, embedding it in people's minds and propagating hate towards the Muslim community.

He incites the rightwing in order for them to do his dirty work, to propagate hate.

'In France there is a long tradition of political exile, but on condition that people who accept asylum do not use French territory to propagate hate campaigns,' says Denis MacShane, the former minister for Europe who has argued for Britain to take a stronger line.

What they now need to do is take the next step and start to coordinate policies so that those who wish to propagate hate speech can no longer game policies across platforms.

Activists led by Britain's Active Change charity are spreading peace online, using the same social media platforms that the terrorists are using to propagate hate.

It's incumbent upon us to educate ourselves about what we don't know, rather than listen to people who propagate hate and fear.