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2011 Speech Codes Report Featured in 'The Huffington Post'
The Huffington Post writes this morning on FIRE's newest report, Spotlight on Speech Codes 2011: The State of Free Speech on Our Nation's Campuses, noting the study's findings on how vague restrictions on speech and broad anti-harassment policies at two-thirds of American universities seriously threaten First Amendment rights on campus.
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