Community claims over individuals require expanding individual rights to dissent and exit

Evidence

Conversely, we cannot enfranchise the claims of community cultures and norms over individuals without at the same time expanding—not only ideally but in practice—the right of individuals as bearers of rights to dissent from, exit from, and oppose if necessary their communities of origin. — Stuart Hall, Essential Essays, Volume 2, 377

Categorization

• DEFINE: Establishes the reciprocal bound: communitarian claims only legitimate insofar as exit rights are expanded in practice, not just in principle.