Albin gives a speech on how to make the most out of deer hunting season. He knows some people in the audience object to hunting, but he still wants to share his information with the audience. In his speech he tells a story about shooting his first deer, including the gruesome details of harvesting the meat. Some of his classmates are offended. This is an example of: Group of answer choices Failing to employ respectful free speech. Failing to promote diversity. Failing to be socially aware. Failing to avoid hate speech.

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26 March, 01:54

Albin gives a speech on how to make the most out of deer hunting season. He knows some people in the audience object to hunting, but he still wants to share his information with the audience. In his speech he tells a story about shooting his first deer, including the gruesome details of harvesting the meat. Some of his classmates are offended. This is an example of: Group of answer choices Failing to employ respectful free speech. Failing to promote diversity. Failing to be socially aware. Failing to avoid hate speech.

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Koba · Answer 1

Answer:Failing to employ respectful free speech.

Explanation:You have the right and ability to voice your opinions and values to an audience. However, that freedom of speech must be balanced with your responsibility as a speaker to respect your audience. Offending or degrading the values of your audience members will not inform or persuade them.

It's Albin's right to voice that opinion. Nevertheless, it's important that he would have built his case without offending his classmates.