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What do Larry Summers, Ward Churchill, and David French have in common?
They were all featured in an article published on Aljazeera today that discusses academic freedom in the United States. The article mentions recent controversies at Harvard University, Columbia University, and the University of Colorado, and includes statements from David that highlight the issue of free speech on our nation’s campuses.
Looks like FIRE’s work is grabbing the world’s attention.
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After punishing people for Charlie Kirk comments, colleges are paying steep settlements
Public institutions are paying dearly for punishing Charlie Kirk speech. The First Amendment protects unpopular views — and lawsuits prove it.
Michigan State’s ethics policy gags dissent — and the public will feel the effects
Michigan State’s trustee gag rule silences dissent, starving student journalists — and the public — of the transparency they need to hold leaders accountable.
German bill would criminalize denying Israel’s right to exist
Germany is weighing a bill that would criminalize denying Israel’s right to exist, and offenders could face up to five years in prison.
Canada is considering action against ‘false and misleading information.’ But exactly what action is a mystery.
Canada is weighing legal action against “false and misleading information,” but key details are redacted — raising serious free speech concerns.