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FIRE on Campus: An Introduction to the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education
This video, directed and produced by "Indoctrinate U" director Evan Coyne Maloney and Andrew Marcus, serves as an introduction to FIRE, its principles and issues, and its commitment to liberty on campus. It then turns to FIRE's case at San Francisco State University, where students endured a months-long investigation for stomping on Hamas and Hezbollah flags during an anti-terrorism protest.
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The Nazis burned books while America printed 122 million paperbacks for its troops. Here's what wartime posters can teach us about moral clarity and free expression.
At Haverford, heated topics shouldn't chill speech
October was a heated month for expression at Haverford — but incidents on campus shouldn’t chill student expression.
The good, the bad, and the vague in the new college accreditation rule
The Education Department’s final accreditation rule boosts campus speech protections in some places and invites trouble in others.