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* '''[[Bigotry|Liberal Bigotry]] for examples of liberal intolerance in action.''' | * '''[[Bigotry|Liberal Bigotry]] for examples of liberal intolerance in action.''' | ||
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| + | *[http://hotair.com/archives/2014/10/21/pew-survey-consistent-liberals-most-likely-to-block-others-on-social-media-for-disagreeing-with-them-politically/ Pew survey: “Consistent liberals” most likely to block others on social media for disagreeing with them politically] | ||
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Revision as of 07:39, May 9, 2017
Liberal intolerance is the tendency of liberals to be intolerant of ideas that contradict liberal ideology which increasingly includes many strange notions. For example, radical feminists commonly claim that one is not born a man or woman, but one becomes a man or woman through gender socialization.[1]
See also
- Liberal Bigotry for examples of liberal intolerance in action.
External links
References
- ↑ - Feminist Perspectives on Sex and Gender - Gender socialization, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy