Censorship in America
Free speech matters.
"Intercourse with robots-don't try to be ridiculous," say Malaysian police.
The students of today aren't super-coddled, they're just following the logic of censorship that earlier liberals either helped to set in motion or shrugged their shoulders at.
No, you don't have to have the state's approval to tell families how to solve problems.
Faculty senate says "that shielding students from controversial material will deter them from becoming critical thinkers and responsible citizens."
French authorities says Google must apply "right to be forgotten" to international search-engine results.
To those of us who have a genuine commitment to freedom of speech, it's not only nice stuff that should be publishable.
Recent article on "The Coddling of the American Mind" stirs up passions about microaggressions and college campus discourse.
Pentagon manual calls for potentially treating journalists like 'unprivileged belligerents.'
Kelefa Sanneh thinks the American devotion to free speech is overrated because there's less of it in Europe.
Dairy protection legislation criminalized secret filming of abusive treatment of farm animals.
Is the trigger warning crowd to blame?
Judge temporarily prohibits one meeting interview to be released.
Britain's prime minister warns against "wild conspiracy theories," wants a law to stop "cult leaders" from "peddling their hatred."
"In any book there could be something to bother somebody."
City increases fine for cursing in public.
Controversial "hate speech" prosecution in Montana begs the question.
Nothing says "freedom" like forcing people to alter the historical record
Plaintiffs coerced into prostitution as teens alleged that Backpage was complicit in their trafficking.
Performers can't use copyright law as a veto power.
From the Internet to the press to the public square, Brits' speech is being policed and punished
When a whole library fits on a thumb drive, the job of a censor just sucks
Matt Welch on the obstacles facing the First Amendment
Doonesbury's creator accuses the French satirists of publishing 'hate speech' and 'crude, vulgar drawings.'
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act has created new ways to shut down Internet speech.
A tale of movies, racism, censorship, and zombies
Another round of complaints about the evils of information.
If specialty plates are government speech, Texas officially loves golf and hates abortion.
The communist dictatorship has long had a weird relationship with creative expression
Is online activism a form of censorship or an act of audience participation?
The comedian gets a suspended sentence for condoning terrorism.
"We can only warn people to not take it up," said a Culture Ministry spokesperson.
A mayor's outrage over parody will likely cost city.
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