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A public high school student in Wisconsin engaged in protected expression when he wore t-shirts with images of and messages about guns and gun ownership to his school, a federal
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Thousands of people and Newseum visitors put their First Amendment freedoms in action during the March for Our Lives weekend.
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When high school students are threatened and punished for using their First Amendment rights, is it any wonder they show intolerance of free speech as they enter college?
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The Eagle Eye journalists will be in Washington, D.C., to attend the “March for Our Lives” rally on March 24.
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Four student journalists at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School describe the experience of reporting on the shooting that occurred at their own school.
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As the youth movement around gun control gains steam, some schools have threatened students with suspension and other consequences if they protest on school grounds.
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The class, developed with student input, is aimed at improving students’ media literacy.
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Newseum President and CEO Jeffrey Herbst argues that students increasingly believe in the “right to non-offensive speech.”
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Can a silent cheerleader disrupt school activities? Is there a legitimate educational reason to punish a student for refusing to cheer for her alleged attacker? These questions form the basis
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More than 30 years ago, 15-year-old Russell Rieger and some of his fellow students in Island Trees, N.Y., didn’t like the idea of school officials’ removing books by Kurt Vonnegut, Ralph Ellison,
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