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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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Free speech study finds surprising similarities between 'very liberal' and 'very conservative' Americans
They may not agree on much, but Americans who identify as “very liberal” or “very conservative” have strikingly similar attitudes toward free speech, according to a new FIRE survey.
NYU's crackdown on affinity graduations solves a problem that isn't there
New York University canceled 13 affinity ceremonies and restricted student-run alternatives — after the federal anti-DEI directive was already dead.
Countries are hiding censorship in 'cybercrime' bills. A UN treaty could make things worse.
Countries are disguising censorship as "cybercrime," and a new UN treaty could help authoritarian governments export that repression worldwide.
The romance of fair use and fiction
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