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Quick Thoughts on Stand Up For Speech’s Successful First Year
To celebrate a very successful first year for FIRE’s Stand Up For Speech Litigation Project, I’ve written a few quick thoughts for The Huffington Post about why the effort is necessary and how colleges can avoid being named in our next lawsuit. Here’s to even more victories in Stand Up For Speech’s second year!
Recent Articles
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University of North Texas cancels art show — then power-washes protests
UNT canceled an artist’s exhibit, then scrubbed student protests against its actions.
California lawmakers threaten free speech regarding immigration groups
A new California bill aims to fights threats to immigrants, but a sweeping rule on posting “personal info” could chill lawful speech.
The critics are wrong about Tennessee’s Charlie Kirk Act. Here’s why.
Tennessee’s Charlie Kirk Act strengthens campus free speech, protecting faculty, students and speakers from censorship and retaliation.
DOJ investigation into University of Washington over off-campus bake sale is a recipe for trouble
The Department of Justice announced a civil rights investigation into the University of Washington purportedly because an unrecognized student group planned an off-campus bake sale to benefit “Lebanese resistance.”