Freedom Forum Institute > Articles by: Ken Paulson
The passing of Stan Lee yesterday morning inspired tributes to his brilliance as the editor and writer behind Marvel Comics.
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If a public institution dedicated to the sharing of knowledge and ideas is the wrong place for controversial thoughts, what is the appropriate venue?
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Collectively we may not know much about the First Amendment’s five freedoms, but we sure know how to use them.
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The tenets of American journalism can be distilled down to a couple of basics: Reporters should report objectively and serve as a watchdog on people in power. But the public
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We owe a debt to those who stand up for what they believe, reporting, writing and expressing themselves, regardless of personal consequence.
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Crusading journalist never retired from his passion for the First Amendment, the sense that every voice has value.
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Just as government is barred from limiting adults’ free speech, public schools should have very little latitude in limiting the freedom of speech of young people. That’s why the results of the new State of the First Amendment survey conducted by the Newseum Institute’s First Amendment Center is so encouraging.
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It’s encouraging that 2014 State of the First Amendment survey shows most people say high school students should have same freedom to exercise their first freedoms as adults do.
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Parody twitter accounts deserve the full protection of the First Amendment.
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The federal government can require that tobacco companies warn the public about health hazards, but it can’t force them to scare smokers out of the habit.
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