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Embracing the right to free speech requires acceptance of responsibility for that right. While Finding Bibi supports free speech, we are not required to publish anything and everything on our site.
We recognize that Middle East & South Asian stereotypes and the issue of women’s empowerment can be emotional and difficult. Yet in our promotion of civil discourse, discussion, and debate, we must all accept some basic guidelines for a constructive conversation.
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