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Adam Kissel Appearing on MSNBC Live and Salem Radio Network Today
FIRE's Adam Kissel will be discussing the case at Hinds Community College, where a student was barred from a course for swearing outside of class, on MSNBC Live today at 3:30 p.m. Eastern. Later in the afternoon, he will be joining radio host Janet Mefferd on her daily program on the Salem Radio Network at 4:30 p.m. Be sure to tune in to both events, as Adam's discussion is sure to provide insight as to why FIRE defends all constitutionally protected speech, including swear words.
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The secret war against student journalists
Across the country, colleges are using conduct hearings to punish student reporters for basic newsgathering — chilling who gets to tell campus stories.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (of protected speech)
The FBI is probing Signal chats that track ICE activity — without evidence of a crime. That’s not law enforcement. It’s a First Amendment problem.
The paper was her lifeboat — UMD called it interference
She founded a Muslim student paper for community. Now UMD calls her reporting on a protest “interference” — and is pursuing discipline.
The federal charges against Don Lemon raise serious concerns for press freedom
Don Lemon faces federal charges after entering a Minnesota church with disruptive protesters to cover the event. What does this mean for press freedom and First Amendment rights?