If an email contains racist jokes or remarks, should the person responsible be held accountable?  Quote from PROATIA to motivate your answer?

Yes, the person responsible should be held accountable for sending racist jokes or remarks in an email. As stated by the PROATIA (Protection of Rights Against Intimidation and Racial Hatred) Act, it is illegal to spread hate speech or incite racial hatred. Sending racist jokes or remarks perpetuates harmful stereotypes and contributes to a culture of discrimination and prejudice. Holding the person accountable sends a clear message that such behavior is not acceptable and will not be tolerated.