Letters: Questions Of Free Speech And Tolerance

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When did the First Amendment and freedom of speech get suspended?

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ASU plans new Center for Free Speech while facing challenges of political neutrality
ASU's new Center for Free Speech seeks to foster open dialogue while implementing boundaries to maintain order and neutrality.
10/28/2024 - 5:16 pm | View Link
Can You Say Anything? Free Speech in Independent Schools
These are just some of the complex questions schools are asking as the 2024-25 school ... provide guardrails and guidance to employees regarding boundaries related to free speech and personal ...
10/28/2024 - 2:57 am | View Link
Noah Feldman: Harvard Gaza protest raises free-speech questions
The campus free-speech debate has found a new home — the university library. At Harvard, where I teach, about 30 students staged a silent “study in” in the main reading room of Widener Library last ...
10/27/2024 - 3:52 am | View Link
New website provides support, resources for free speech
Mississippi State has launched a new website dedicated to supporting and promoting freedom of speech and expression within our university. You can access the website at www.freespeech.msstate.edu.
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Harvard Gaza Protest Raises Free-Speech Questions
A silent “study-in” at a library resulted in a minor punishment — and a similar stunt by a group of professors.
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