News Archive 22Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Angel Eduardo Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. News The recent concert cancellations of Jewish rapper Matisyahu reflect a continuing threat to free expression February 23, 2024 Jewish reggae and hip-hop artist Matisyahu made headlines last week after two of his upcoming live performances were suddenly canceled. News Whether you call it institutional ‘neutrality’ or ‘restraint,’ the Kalven Report is the best way forward February 13, 2024 Semantics aside, the concept is clear: Universities should refrain from taking political positions. News In the aftermath of Claudine Gay's resignation, here's how Harvard can reform itself January 2, 2024 With the loss of its president, America’s worst college for free speech is at another crossroads. News John McWhorter: Uncensored December 20, 2023 In a new FIRE documentary, McWhorter talks free speech, censorship, and the people who shaped his outlook on life. News Why (most) lies are protected speech, and why they should stay that way June 29, 2023 Even with our current climate of fake news, misinformation, disinformation, and election lies, we shouldn’t use government power to limit speech. News Professor suspended for reasons unknown — even to him May 3, 2023 Why did Ohio Northern University suspend professor Scott Gerber? We have no idea, and neither does he. News Twitter is no free speech haven under Elon Musk April 12, 2023 For all the talk of Twitter being a digital town square, it is ultimately more like Elon Musk’s house party. News Why ‘sensitivity readers’ are bad for free speech, art, and culture March 31, 2023 The publishing industry’s increasing appetite for “sensitivity readings” is terrible for free expression in the arts and our discourse. News Another day, another beloved children's book series sanitized by publishers. March 10, 2023 R.L. Stine, the author of the wildly popular children’s horror series Goosebumps, is the latest in a growing list of writers who have had their work edited after the fact. News Why New York Times v. Sullivan matters more than ever March 7, 2023 The 1964 Supreme Court case was a watershed moment in free speech law. Overturning it would be a disaster for free expression and democratic debate. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Next Page
22Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Angel Eduardo Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. News The recent concert cancellations of Jewish rapper Matisyahu reflect a continuing threat to free expression February 23, 2024 Jewish reggae and hip-hop artist Matisyahu made headlines last week after two of his upcoming live performances were suddenly canceled. News Whether you call it institutional ‘neutrality’ or ‘restraint,’ the Kalven Report is the best way forward February 13, 2024 Semantics aside, the concept is clear: Universities should refrain from taking political positions. News In the aftermath of Claudine Gay's resignation, here's how Harvard can reform itself January 2, 2024 With the loss of its president, America’s worst college for free speech is at another crossroads. News John McWhorter: Uncensored December 20, 2023 In a new FIRE documentary, McWhorter talks free speech, censorship, and the people who shaped his outlook on life. News Why (most) lies are protected speech, and why they should stay that way June 29, 2023 Even with our current climate of fake news, misinformation, disinformation, and election lies, we shouldn’t use government power to limit speech. News Professor suspended for reasons unknown — even to him May 3, 2023 Why did Ohio Northern University suspend professor Scott Gerber? We have no idea, and neither does he. News Twitter is no free speech haven under Elon Musk April 12, 2023 For all the talk of Twitter being a digital town square, it is ultimately more like Elon Musk’s house party. News Why ‘sensitivity readers’ are bad for free speech, art, and culture March 31, 2023 The publishing industry’s increasing appetite for “sensitivity readings” is terrible for free expression in the arts and our discourse. News Another day, another beloved children's book series sanitized by publishers. March 10, 2023 R.L. Stine, the author of the wildly popular children’s horror series Goosebumps, is the latest in a growing list of writers who have had their work edited after the fact. News Why New York Times v. Sullivan matters more than ever March 7, 2023 The 1964 Supreme Court case was a watershed moment in free speech law. Overturning it would be a disaster for free expression and democratic debate. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Next Page
News The recent concert cancellations of Jewish rapper Matisyahu reflect a continuing threat to free expression February 23, 2024 Jewish reggae and hip-hop artist Matisyahu made headlines last week after two of his upcoming live performances were suddenly canceled.
News Whether you call it institutional ‘neutrality’ or ‘restraint,’ the Kalven Report is the best way forward February 13, 2024 Semantics aside, the concept is clear: Universities should refrain from taking political positions.
News In the aftermath of Claudine Gay's resignation, here's how Harvard can reform itself January 2, 2024 With the loss of its president, America’s worst college for free speech is at another crossroads.
News John McWhorter: Uncensored December 20, 2023 In a new FIRE documentary, McWhorter talks free speech, censorship, and the people who shaped his outlook on life.
News Why (most) lies are protected speech, and why they should stay that way June 29, 2023 Even with our current climate of fake news, misinformation, disinformation, and election lies, we shouldn’t use government power to limit speech.
News Professor suspended for reasons unknown — even to him May 3, 2023 Why did Ohio Northern University suspend professor Scott Gerber? We have no idea, and neither does he.
News Twitter is no free speech haven under Elon Musk April 12, 2023 For all the talk of Twitter being a digital town square, it is ultimately more like Elon Musk’s house party.
News Why ‘sensitivity readers’ are bad for free speech, art, and culture March 31, 2023 The publishing industry’s increasing appetite for “sensitivity readings” is terrible for free expression in the arts and our discourse.
News Another day, another beloved children's book series sanitized by publishers. March 10, 2023 R.L. Stine, the author of the wildly popular children’s horror series Goosebumps, is the latest in a growing list of writers who have had their work edited after the fact.
News Why New York Times v. Sullivan matters more than ever March 7, 2023 The 1964 Supreme Court case was a watershed moment in free speech law. Overturning it would be a disaster for free expression and democratic debate.
