First Amendment, Media News, Midwest
Hazelwood censorship case looms over student journalists
Thirty-seven years ago, on Jan. 13, 1988, the U.S. Supreme Court announced a devastating blow to student speech and.
First Amendment, Media News
As WashU restricts protest and expression, critics see an inconsistent standard
Max Schrieber, an art student at Washington University in St. Louis, placed a performative pro-Palestinian piece in Tisch Park,.
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On teaching 1619
In the 20 years since I started the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, we have sought to facilitate great.
First Amendment, Media News
Big institutions retreat from First Amendment fight
Media, universities and law groups forgo legal challenges as Trump reshapes Washington and curtails free-speech protections Many powerful law.
First Amendment, Media News, Midwest
The First Amendment is for everyone and protects the speech we hate
The First Amendment protects everyone’s freedom — Nazis, Klansmen, Proud Boys, communists, Christians, flag burners, cross burners, Bible and.
