Daniel Figueroa IVApril 12, 2022
5min0
HART is now prohibited from enforcing its no-religious-ads policy.
Tag: freedom of speech
Daniel Figueroa IVApril 12, 2022
Scott PowersDecember 15, 2021
Democratic gubernatorial candidates accuse Ron DeSantis of suppressing academic freedom, free speech
6min2770
Nikki Fried claimed DeSantis required trustees to donate $100,000 to keep their appointments.
Guest AuthorAugust 24, 2021
7min1598
Trying to keep certain people out of view is no answer.
Jason DelgadoFebruary 19, 2021
6min1554
'If the KKK comes on FAMU’s campus, all hell is going to break loose.'
Guest AuthorFebruary 16, 2021
5min1916
We know what HB1 is trying to do and who it will ultimately end up harming.
Martin DyckmanMarch 14, 2017
8min283
An enduring lesson on what freedom of speech should mean to a college campus was taught more than a half-century ago by one of my favorite professors at Florida State University, Lewis M. Killian. I hadn’t taken his class or even met him at the time but something I had written was a hot discussion […]
Associated PressAugust 14, 2016
5min338
Some friends don’t let friends talk politics anymore on Facebook. Others are on “unfriending” sprees. And some, such as Adolfo Olivas of Hamilton, Ohio, have decided to just shut down their accounts, as the divisive presidential campaign causes a deluge of news feeds amid photos of smiling kids’ first day of school and what’s on […]
Sally SwartzJune 15, 20155min215
Don’t try to control or shut off public comments at Martin County Commission meetings, residents told commissioners at a workshop last week. Commissioners had planned the workshop — a discussion with no official action — away from TV cameras to talk about new “rules of procedure,” which commissioners adopt each year at a November organizational […]
Jac VerSteegJune 15, 20155min216
“He did nothing wrong. He was afraid for his life. I commend him for his actions.” Those words were, in effect, Alberto Iber’s resignation letter. The Miami high school principal – excuse me, the former Miami high school principal – posted those fateful words online on a Miami Herald comment page. Iber was defending the […]
Guest AuthorMay 18, 20155min222
Anonymity and pseudonymity have been key threads in the fabric of American life since the Colonial era. From arts to politics, from the Revolutionary era-tracts known as Cato’s Letters to the street art of the elusive Banksy, there is a long tradition, respected in practice and protected by the First Amendment, of publishing or distributing […]