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- The University at Buffalo derecognized a Young Americans for Freedom chapter because of its political viewpoint.
- Yale University needs a president who will champion the value of free speech that is so often lacking in higher education.
- Amazon informed us that we were removed because the Southern Poverty Law Center determines who is qualified.
- The heckling of Judge Kyle Duncan at Stanford shows that free speech is as important in the classroom as it is in the courtroom.
- ADF is representing two educators in a lawsuit against an Oregon school district that fired them for voicing their beliefs.
- Children who struggle with gender dysphoria need their parents' support.
- Federal, state, and local governments are pushing a radical gender ideology that says gender is determined by our feelings rather than by biology. But perhaps most dangerous of all, some officials want to censor any debate regarding gender ideology—and this censorship has also made its way into schools. Liam Morrison, a 12-year-old student at Nichols Middle School in Middleborough, Massachusetts, is all too familiar with this censorship. When Liam wore a T-shirt to school that said, “There are only two genders,” the school responded by promptly pulling him out of class and ordering him to ...
- Your gift right now will help defend free speech in crucial cases where your right to free speech is at risk.
- Lorie Smith rejoices after seven-year battle for free speech On June 30, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in favor of free speech and graphic artist Lorie Smith in 303 Creative v. Elenis. Praise God! This is a landmark victory upholding the First Amendment’s promise of free speech to all Americans. Colorado can no longer misuse the law to coerce or silence speech. The Supreme Court made clear that the First Amendment prevents the government from forcing Americans to say things they don’t believe. As the Court wrote: “But, as this Court has long held, the opportunity to think for ourselves and ...
- As a graphic designer, my designs express a message and are therefore speech protected by the First Amendment.