No Free Speech for Fascists

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The book examines the historical, legal, and political dimensions of anti-fascist protesters' demand to limit public speaking opportunities for fascists. It traces the origins of the "No Platform" movement in 1970s Britain, highlighting its emergence as a notable exception within a broader left-wing commitment to free speech. Through this lens, the work delves into the complexities and implications of restricting speech in the context of combating fascism.