We’re not exactly adept at dealing with bigotry online yet. But there’s a (perhaps misguided) expectation that prominent people who spew hatred on public platforms will see themselves curtailed (a
But there’s a expectation that prominent people who spew hatred on public platforms will see themselves curtailed .
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