New York bill S07523 prohibits state-funded entities and events from selling or displaying symbols of hate.

New York bill S07523 amends the state finance law to prohibit any entity receiving state funds from selling or displaying symbols of hate, including white supremacy and neo-Nazi symbols. This ban also applies to state-funded events unless the symbols are part of an educational or historical context, such as in a book or museum. The term "symbols of hate" explicitly includes symbols of white supremacy, neo-Nazi ideology, and the Battle Flag of the Confederacy. The act takes effect immediately upon enactment.

New York bill S07523 prohibits state-funded entities and events from selling or displaying symbols of hate.

New York bill S07523 amends the state finance law to prohibit any entity receiving state funds from selling or displaying symbols of hate, including white supremacy and neo-Nazi symbols. This ban also applies to state-funded events unless the symbols are part of an educational or historical context, such as in a book or museum. The term "symbols of hate" explicitly includes symbols of white supremacy, neo-Nazi ideology, and the Battle Flag of the Confederacy. The act takes effect immediately upon enactment.