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Gates Distinguished Lecture Series presents, "Hate Speech and Democracy: A Comparative View"

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Professor James Weinstein will deliver the last lecture of term for the Gates Distinguished Lecture Series entitled “Hate Speech and Democracy: A Comparative View” in the OCR . The lecture begins at 6pm and will be preceded by a wine and drinks reception. Professor Weinstein is a Visiting Fellow of Trinity College and Amelia Lewis Professor of Constitutional Law at Arizona State University.

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