Free speech has limits. The limit is often when one person’s freedom runs up against someone else’s...
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The present moment seems to demand more from the university presidents than they are capable of delivering....
If you want to improve free speech in higher education you have to change the structure and...
The effort to compel the release of information under the threat of criminal law came only after...
You've probably heard plenty about Section 230, but while politicians and commentators howl about it, have you...
In a very rare 8-1 ruling alignment that saw Chief Justice Roberts as the lone dissent, the...
It is becoming clear Parler did not do their own due diligence in the design, intention, and...
"Fighting words" are distinct from "speech that incites violence," though both are limited but recognized exceptions to...
A morally justifiable act isn’t always a morally preferable. That’s an important distinction frequently overlooked in thought...
The world you think you want, if everyone would stay quiet and follow your rules, will not...
News, notes, and notions in today's Ordinary World links for you to read, share, and discuss with...
Welp, that was some week, and the weekend was just as nuts. As we start to careen...
The School District was not willing to concede, and took our case of the week Bethel School...
We DON'T need to get the government involved.They just need to put ME in charge. Seriously, I...
Is the current political climate too fragile to withstand the release of the violent satire film "The...
The tech industry has near-total control over what we can and cannot say online. The solution? The...
Net neutrality is officially repealed as of Monday, June 11. While the vote to repeal occurred back...
Almost immediately, a fresh front was opened in the perpetual war between free speech and outrage.
John Dickinson once said in defense of rhetoric that "All the law of Coke and the eloquence...
The problem with being prejudiced against prejudice.
