Newsletter
In addition to the Free Speech Tracker and the project’s curriculum materials, the Free Speech Project publishes a periodic newsletter, Free Speech Today, which features analysis on Free Speech issues and highlights the work of the project. These essays, written by FSP researchers as well as outside contributors, underscore the wide variety of ways in which Free Speech conflicts present themselves. The project also publishes a periodic round-up of the latest trends in Free Speech, the Free Speech Bulletin. Find both of the project’s newsletters below:
Analysis
- Impulsive Censorship: Banning Words and Prescribing Expressions to Protect Us from Ourselves May 5, 2023,
- A more perfect union: Free Speech and a growing labor movement December 1, 2022,
- Book Bans Don’t Surprise Me. That’s Why They Must Stop. August 22, 2022,
- The Collateral Damage of Free Speech: America’s Mass Shooting Epidemic and the First Amendment June 27, 2022,
- Do College Athletes Have a Free Speech Right to Control Use of Their Own Name, Image, and Likeness? May 18, 2022,
- Classroom Gag Orders: Protecting Tender Feelings or Denying Realities? February 9, 2022,
- The Spectacle of Post-Trump America: The Aestheticization of Politics March 14, 2021,
- Speech and Sedition: The Violent End to A Presidency of Inflammatory Speech February 19, 2021,
- No One Platform Should Have All That Power: The Ascendancy of Social Media and the Struggles of Independent Publications December 8, 2020,
- Net Neutrality in the Age of Trump: Why Americans Must Reclaim the Internet October 4, 2020,
- The International Olympic Committee Must Foster Free Speech on the Global Stage August 31, 2020,
- Trump vs. Free Speech on the Internet: Death by 10,000 Duck Bites July 24, 2020,
- Why ‘Nonviolent Tension’ Is Necessary For Change June 26, 2020,
- Sharing Is Caring? Tracking State Adoption of ALEC’s Campus Free Speech Legislation May 27, 2020,
- Pregnancy, Panties, and Periods: TV Networks Are Censoring an Essential Reality April 10, 2020,
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