censorship
Sri Lanka Temporarily Blocks Social Media — Public Safety or Censorship?
Is the government taking a necessary step to ensure the safety of its people? Or is it a misguided act of censorship?
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Censoring Students for Pro-Trump Clothing is Problematic
Students have the right to engage in political speech at school. Censorship is not the answer.
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Breaking the Code: Stan Lee’s Stand Against Censorship
The passing of Stan Lee yesterday morning inspired tributes to his brilliance as the editor and writer behind Marvel Comics.
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‘Freedom’ is best response to white supremacy hatemongers
Attempts to censor neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups is a betrayal of our nation’s core principles — not to mention ineffective and counterproductive.
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‘Freedom’ is best response to white supremacy hatemongers
Attempts to censor neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups is a betrayal of our nation’s core principles — not to mention ineffective and counterproductive.
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Why Social Media Keeps Failing Us
Social media may never strike the right balance between free expression and safety, decency and truth.
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“Speaking Freely” Friday: Robert Redford
Each week, we feature a video short from our archived “Speaking Freely” programs. Today, Robert Redford, the legendary actor, film director, producer, environmentalist and Sundance Film Festival founder discusses censorship, the day newspapers started answering to shareholders, and what Sundance is all about.
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Case of Student Rapper Deserves Close Examination
The case of a former high school student from Mississippi punished for a rap song he created off-campus and posted online has the potential to be the most significant K-12 student speech case in several years.
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School Officials Wrong to Censor Student’s T-Shirt
Public school officials at Clermont Northeastern Middle School in Owensboro, Ohio, apparently need a lesson on the First Amendment in schools.
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Federal Appeals Court approves prison censorship rule
A federal appeals court ruled recently in favor of prison officials who had seized a copy of Newsweek magazine from an inmate.
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