So to Speak: The Free Speech Podcast takes an uncensored look at the world of free expression throug
In 1996, Emory University Professor Deborah Lipstadt found herself in a peculiar situation: she and
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“Two inflammatory words … one wild drink. Nectar imprisoned in a bottle. Let it out. It is cruel to
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Earlier this year, Jason Riley was “disinvited” from speaking at Virginia Tech due to concerns that
Every year, the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education puts out a list of the 10 worst colleg
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Nationwide polls on support for free speech are full of contradictions. Research conducted by Gallup
He has a glittering civil liberties résumé: co-founder of Human Rights Watch, president of the Open
The 2015–16 school year was a headline-grabbing year for free speech on campus. Even President Barac
Why did a black defense attorney, who fought against segregation in high school and battled racism i
In discussions about free speech issues, you’ll often hear people say something to the effect of, “I
In 1993, a young Jonathan Rauch published “Kindly Inquisitors: The New Attacks on Free Thought.” It
"So to Speak: The Free Speech Podcast" takes an uncensored look at the world of free expression thro
