Xavier wants his audience to understand how important it is that animal cruelty is stopped. He says that anyone who uses products tested on animals should be locked up for being so stupid. He also threatens that if he finds out anyone in the audience uses those products, he will make them sorry. This is an example of: Group of answer choices Failing to avoid hate language. Failing to employ respectful free speech. Failing to promote diversity. Failing to be socially aware.

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Demarion Mills

Social Studies

4 July, 10:57

Xavier wants his audience to understand how important it is that animal cruelty is stopped. He says that anyone who uses products tested on animals should be locked up for being so stupid. He also threatens that if he finds out anyone in the audience uses those products, he will make them sorry. This is an example of: Group of answer choices Failing to avoid hate language. Failing to employ respectful free speech. Failing to promote diversity. Failing to be socially aware.

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Jaslyn Sexton · Answer 1

Failing to avoid hate language

Explanation:

Hate speech or hate language is defined by the Cambridge Dictionary as "public speech that expresses hate or encourages violence towards a person or group based on something such as race, religion, sex, or sexual orientation".

Hate speech fuels anger, hatred and fear and in most cases the people being referred to doesn't understand the message you are trying to pass across to them because these negative emotions elicited by hate languages can becloud their judgement and reasoning.

From the question, Xavier's speech although trying to educate the people about animal cruelty and why it should stop is filled with hate languages, Hence the option " Failing to avoid Hate languages " is the most appropriate option.