Intolerance Monitor Report 01

The first issue of the Intolerance Report provoked strong reactions, most notably from the producers of exclusivist discourse who were the subject of analyses in this report. The report includes nine essays: Xenophobia or Self-protection? (V. Jalušič), Seized and Expelled (Roman Kuhar), On Allegedly Non- Existent Racism and Xenophobia in Slovenia (T. A. Kuzmanić), The Totality of Anti-Communism (G. Kovačič), Giving Legitimacy to Inequality (M. Hrženjak), Favo-ritke (R. Kuhar), »Junkies« or »Tardy Rockers of the First Generation« (M. Pajnik), Intolerance in Slovene Rap Music (M. Ceglar), and The Legal Aspects of Hate-Speech (B. Kovačič). The studies are followed by three short articles describing specific instances of intolerance: The Case of Lampič (A. Milohnić), The Case of Café Galerija (R. Kuhar), and The Case of Bintchende (D. Zagorac). There are also translations of several entries from the Dictionary of Racism and Ethnic Relations and a reprint of the lecture delivered by Leon Rupnik in 1938 entitled Bolshevism: a Tool of the International Jewish Community.