Re: R. Rohrlich and "human rights"

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Since I am a non-legislating anthropologist, I don't understand you. Do
you think I should passively accept the use of excluding words by another
anthropologist? I worry about what and how anthropologists teach their
students. Remember, one of the fields of anathropology is linguistics,
because this is the basic way humans communicate, Cal Eastman. Ruby

On Mon, 2 Jan 1995, Cal Eastman wrote:

> whatever dangers we face
> censorship is far more dangerous than offensive language
>
>
> Boom shiva
> mahalinga nataraj
> :)
> (puffiness 4evah)
>
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