The Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has finally provided must-needed clarity on how it plans to enforce Title VI, but it still needs to expressly incorporate the Davis standard when evaluating whether institutional programming creates a hostile environment.
The government can’t censor individuals for criticizing government officials. But that’s exactly what happened last week in the Mississippi Delta — with the approval of a judge.
Virginia legislators are considering a bill that threatens political speech protected by the First Amendment by penalizing people for merely sharing certain AI-generated media of political candidates.
The Supreme Court ruled that a federal law compelling TikTok’s parent company to sell the social media site or cease operations in the United States does not violate the First Amendment.
