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Politicians’ Statements Fuel Online Discrimination

Politicians' statements increase discrimination online and make such language 'normal' NOTState Commission Report: Discriminatory language in the Chamber reinforces online discrimination against Jews and Muslims NRCWhen politicians make discriminatory statements, social media immediately follows suit de VolkskrantHouse of…

By Marcus Liu - Business Editor Updated February 11, 2026

Politicians’ statements increase discrimination online and make such language ‘normal’ NOT
State Commission Report: Discriminatory language in the Chamber reinforces online discrimination against Jews and Muslims NRC
When politicians make discriminatory statements, social media immediately follows suit de Volkskrant
House of Representatives starting point for discrimination in public debate Domestic Administration

date:2026-02-10 23:00:00

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