Free Speech
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Can Virginia teachers refuse students' preferred pronouns? School board won't tell court 'directly'
Virginia Supreme Court's reinstatement of Peter Vlaming's lawsuit under state's sweeping conscience laws and his recent six-figure settlement show no jury trial is needed to strike down another school board's policies, teachers argue.
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Expanding censorship European Style –– arrests, dire warning 'Face the Consequences'
In August, the government of the United Kingdom issued an ominous “Think before you post” statement, saying social media posts that some consider hateful are harmful could get you arrested.
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Moms for Liberty defeats school district that birthed it, speaking rules deemed unconstitutional
"It would be difficult, if not impossible, for speakers to adequately air their concerns about a particular book without informing both the Board and the community about what that book says," 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals says.