First Amendment
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Education
College students harassed for being white, supporting police
The accuser is a racist who also denies the protections afforded by the First Amendment. This is why we cannot…
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Education
Professors wrongly suspended for Halloween costumes at the University of South Alabama
A state college cannot suspend or fire a professor for wearing such costumes to a Halloween party, without violating due…
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Religion
Supreme Court sides with Christian student in college free speech case
By Thomas Catenacci The Supreme Court ruled in an 8-1 decision Monday that a Georgia college’s speech code policy violated…
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Law and Government
Saying ‘OK, Boomer’ may lead to lawsuits against your employer in Virginia
Thanks to laws against “hostile work environments,” saying “OK, Boomer” in the workplace can get you fired, notes human-resource professional…
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Law and Government
Pa. Lt. Gov.: You don’t have a constitutional right to say the election was rigged
Democrats in the twenty-first century have entertained some interesting theories about what is and isn't a human right.
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Unyielding
Report: Dems working to classify MAGA rallies as ‘domestic terrorist activity’
A broader interpretation of the plan to reclassify MAGA rallies is that Democrats are now working to criminalize dissent and…
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Law and Government
NBC implies town is racist for complying with the First Amendment *UPDATE*
Even a left-wing academic hostile to allowing the church to operate admitted that shutting it down would have led to…
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Law and Government
Washington Post implies First Amendment protects obscenity, but not a church
The First Amendment was written explicitly to protect religious speech.
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Law and Government
To bypass lockdowns, Calif. pastor temporarily turns church into strip club
One shrewd cleric in the Golden State has come up with a way to turn this idiotic double standard on…
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Education
Teacher suspended for George Floyd reference in chemistry question
Administering prohibited speech doesn't work through knee-jerk reaction and retribution.
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Education
FSU student removed from student senate over texts critical of BLM; court intervenes
Denton was removed as president of the FSU student Senate, a paid position, on June 5 for allegedly making transphobic,…
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Education
Loudoun County, Va., racially discriminates and cracks down on conservative teachers
This sweeping ban punishes speech that does not cause actual disruption or threaten significant disruption, even though, as judges have…
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Education
Teacher unconstitutionally fired for Facebook post rejecting concept of ‘white privilege’
Eroding the Constitution, one social-fear reaction at a time.
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Education
University medical center removes director for mild criticism of affirmative action, violating free speech
Discrimination based on expressed attitude toward public policy.
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Law and Government
Biden leads Trump by 13% in poll
A new national Ipsos/Reuters poll finds that Democratic candidate Joe Biden leads President Donald Trump 48% to 35%. As CNN…
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Education
Vermont principal removed for speech critical of Black Lives Matter
BLM protesters have chanted, 'The Revolution Will Not Uphold the Constitution,' in urging the suppression of constitutionally-protected speech. Such censorship…
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Law and Government
Did the Chicago Fed violate free speech by firing BLM critic?
Despite this, the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago is unlikely to be sued, because Professor Uhlig is not the litigious…
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Law and Government
Journalism students target professor for disapprovingly using N-word
How do we discuss human life when no one can take hearing anything?
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New York City censors fashion industry
Assailing one of the last, if unlikeliest, outposts of First Amendment freedom.
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Law and Government
Legislators discard element of sexual harassment definition, broadening liability
Gutting the essential meaning of an open-ended litigation risk.
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Education
Offensive humor leads to hate crimes prosecution
It's not certain that this student should have been punished by his school. And even if the school acted rightly…
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Law and Government
SCOTUS to rule on whether encouraging illegal immigration should remain a crime
It is obvious that Democrats — whose fondest dream is to saturate the country with warm bodies who will vote…
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Education
‘It’s OK to Be White’ posters appear at more colleges
Testing the protection of the First Amendment?
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Law and Government
Did Portland violate the First Amendment by selectively tolerating violence?
It is true that Portland police have no duty to protect anyone. But once they protect anyone, they can't selectively…
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Law and Government
SCOTUS upholds a war memorial cross on public land
'This decision simply affirms the historical understanding of the First Amendment that allows government to acknowledge the value and importance…
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Media
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Politics
Judge suspended without pay for anti-Trump comments in court, on social media
According to Pearce’s opinion, the JCC and the Utah bar association have sanctioned Kwan in the past for inappropriate political…
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