Tag: First Amendment
Jamal Khashoggi and the Death of American Decency
Action with dark or selfish intent is troubling. Indifference in the face of injustice is evil.
3D-Printed Guns: The World’s Most Dangerous Art?
This is an art controversy -- and the stakes couldn't be higher.
Does Alex Jones Have a Point? Don’t Laugh. He Might.
Think twice before giving huge corporations authority to decide what constitutes hate speech.
So, It’s Progressives Who Are Too Extreme? Let’s Discuss…
Extremists are those who disagree with the following positions. We can beat them.
What Is Censorship? The Tale of Michael Weller’s “Buyer Beware”
Yesterday morning I read up on Brandeis University's decision to cancel a production of Michael Weller's new play, Buyer Beware. Or at least that's...
Brooklyn Children’s Theatre Founder Talks “Muslim Voices”
Amy W. Graves on diverse students, the First Amendment and public schools.
Memo to U.S. Artists: Key on German Activism
American artists must unite and constantly challenge tyranny.
Mike Pence: Discrimination By Any Other Name
This blatant effort to exploit religion...stinks all the way to heaven.
Anti-Haters Gonna Hate
The good reputation they enjoyed in their early years has turned them into the very thing they have rightly sought to eradicate.
Handicapping the End of the Supreme Court Term
As Roberts marches right, Kennedy determines the direction.
National Security Depends on Press Freedom
The federal courts spit on the Constitution, hoping you’ll think backwards.
U.S. Indicates Assange Not Under Sealed Indictment
After 3-year secret investigation, what are prosecutors, by leaking information, up to now?
Playing the Race Card? Deal it Face Up
The preposterous nature of maligning Obama sets it far apart from the norm.
Need a Constitution? We’re Not Using This One
Now it is the government that has privacy-and the citizens who have none at all.
Senate Scraps CISPA…But Watch Your Back
In reality, your government wants secrecy...for itself...not you.