It is the Free Speech Coalition, not Free Speech Association.
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"Free speech is free speech — it's not Jack Dorsey's version of free speech," Woods said, referring to Twitter Chief Executive Jack Dorsey.
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The Case Against Free Speech is not really an argument against free speech, but an argument against the concept of free speech itself.
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They are going to have to move away from this free speech thing because free speech is being used to stifle free speech.
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So there is free speech but there is not free speech.
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Bilek essentially insisted that disrupting the speech on free speech was free speech.
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It's the ultimate irony: suppressing free speech under the banner of free speech.
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For those who believe in "free speech": whose free speech do you believe in?
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"Universities that want tax dollars should protect free speech, not silence free speech," Trump said.
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With free speech in mind, a 2003 Virginia case concerning intimidation and free speech is instructive.
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Free speech, but free speech of a particular kind that keeps gays in the firing line.
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Radhika Sainath identifies another free speech issue — the "real free-speech threat" according to her headline.
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Free speech zones and areas of restricted free speech are becoming increasingly common across college campuses.
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"Free speech is free speech — it's not Jack Dorsey's version of free speech," Woods said, referring to the Twitter chief executive in an interview published by The Associated Press on Monday.
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Giving free speech to fascists to rally can reasonably be expected to curtail the free speech rights of other people, which means that organizations like the ACLU, and judges, need to balance interests, rather than just treating free speech for fascists as in itself increasing free speech.
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We are a nation that rightly and profoundly values free speech, and that includes commercial free speech.
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That's ideological enforcement, not a protection of free speech — and Ingraham's "free speech" segment praised it, naturally.
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The relationship "free speech" crusaders have (or don't have) with their own arguments about free speech matter.
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He and his followers are claiming an assault on free speech — an assertion free-speech scholars dismiss.
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" But free speech advocates like the American Civil Liberties Union argued the changes would "squelch free speech.
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Especially if, like Twitter, you've historically advertised yourself as the free speech wing of the free speech party.
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And I think that they go on about being the free speech wing of the free speech party.
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In a way, things were easier when Twitter was still the free speech wing of the free speech party.
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Whether Trump is opposing free speech outright or trying to bully speakers, he is no friend of free speech.
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I want to talk about the connection between free speech and feminism, because we're talking about free speech today.
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This is not a "free speech" issue — using "free speech" in the broader, less legalistic sense of the term.
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By siding with the trolls in the name of free speech, Twitter is standing against everyone else's free speech.
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In response to the backlash to Damore's firing by self-styled "free speech" advocates, Wojcicki said there's an important difference between free speech on platforms like Google and YouTube, and free speech inside the companies' offices.
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But it sort of bleeds through into the challenges of free speech in the modern era, and this new definition of free speech — which is free speech is fine as long as it doesn't offend anybody.
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Mr. Zuckerberg presented us with an either-or choice of free speech — either we have free speech or we're China.
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And free speech is no longer a guarantee when you&aposre -- they used to be the champions of free speech.
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"Targeted free speech is no different than megaphone free speech," says Gary Coby, who managed advertising for the Trump campaign.
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"Free speech on campus is not limited to a 'free speech zone' or any other narrowly defined area," he said.
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"I hear all this free speech crap, but they want to shut down free speech for us," Stu Aschauer said.
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Some on the left now say that's not an abridgement of free speech — it's free speech in and of itself.
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His being fired was a big lesson that free speech is not the same thing as free speech without consequences.
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"They don't understand the value of free speech at a college and what free speech really means," Mr. Dickinson said.
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"You can't dampen free speech by telling people they have to pay for free speech," Zuercher told the news outlet.
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Violence erupted at a free-speech rally on Saturday Violence erupted at a free-speech rally on Saturday A free-speech rally in Berkeley, California, on Saturday turned violent when pro-Trump attendees clashed with counter-protesters.
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Twitter, which once identified itself as "the free speech wing of the free speech party," has long listed toward the sort of free speech absolutism that says absolutely anything goes, so long as it isn't overtly criminal.
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Colleges should be required to report to Congress annually on the state of free speech on their campuses, including details on any violations of free speech, punishment for offenders, and steps taken to protect free speech going forward.
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" The company's former general counsel Alexander Macgillivray once said that "Twitter is the free speech wing of the free speech party.
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A "Free Speech" Rally In Boston Last weekend, a "free speech" rally in Boston drew far more counter-protesters than actual demonstrators.
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It puts the company, which used to call itself the "free speech wing of the free speech party" in a precarious position.
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Incapable of maintaining free speech, she somehow also fails in one of the few arenas in which free speech is not protected.
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The standard is "free speech for me but not for thee" instead of free speech and civil liberties for all including opponents.
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"The president has free speech rights, too," Sessions said during remarks on free speech on college campuses at Georgetown University Law Center.
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This, of course, raises questions about free speech: Is it free speech if it makes us feel unsafe in our own skin?
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When asked whether social media does more to help promote democracy and free speech or does more to hurt democracy and free speech, most Americans (55%) now say social media does more to hurt democracy and free speech than it helps.
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" Hopefully that can be amended to "Twitter is the free speech wing of the free speech party... EXCEPT WHEN IT COMES TO ISIS.
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The American Civil Liberties Union, which was founded to protect free speech in wartime, has defended free speech rights and other civil liberties.
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Trump's focus on "free speech" is also problematic because the protesters were exercising their right to free speech, even though they turned destructive.
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Freeman, the Adult Film and Video Association of America renamed itself the Free Speech Legal Defense Fund, and, later, the Free Speech Coalition.
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He&aposs very much in favor of gay rights, he&aposs very much in favor of free speech, whether it&aposs a liberal free speech argument or a conservative free speech, so he was something of a wild card on the court.
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As epitomized by convenient free speech defender Milo Yiannopoulos ("convenient" in the sense that he defends free speech when he's the one talking), many fights over free speech don't just unfold on the internet, already a hotbed of rapid-fire, fetishized amplification.
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The company, which executives have described as "the free speech wing of the free speech party," has struggled to deal with harassment for years.
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But for a long time, I was a free-speech maximalist—someone who believed humanity needed as much free speech as it could bear.
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"If you're really interested in free speech, think about who's free speech is being curtailed by an armed person in the street," Murray says.
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"Free speech doesn't incite violence — shutting down free speech incites violence," said Cory Bennetto, 34, whose helmet was decorated with Pepe the Frog stickers.
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Despite footnotes that try to untangle the policing of accurate content with censoring free speech — "the bill targets falsehoods, not free speech," a press release issued by the ministry claims — free speech groups are concerned at the potentially immense power that would be wielded.
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Free speech is free speech, and if you believe that the right to openly express controversial political opinions is important, you should be as concerned about Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor's right to free speech as you were about Charles Murray's or Ann Coulter's — and vice versa.
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The Free Speech Project's researchers had cataloged more than 22018 incidents since 2016 that fit their criteria for a person's free speech rights being threatened.
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This includes inviting controversial speakers, exercising free speech outside schools' designated "free speech zones," and making every effort to respectfully spread their message to others.
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Instead of soberly addressing threats to free speech, the movie relies on some dubious "free-speech warriors" who often don&apost practice what they preach.
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In light of the national debate on free speech, Rouse's argument was provocative; you don't title your lecture "F%*# Free Speech" without some tendency toward provocation.
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"For a functioning democracy, you not only need free speech to be permissible by law, you also need free speech to be commercially viable," Krishnan said.
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This is a point that even the staunchest free speech advocates couldn't possibly object to, if what they're actually interested in is, in fact, free speech.
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More importantly, "stifling free speech" through the exercise of free speech is a curious concept, and it is a dangerous concept as a basis for impeachment.
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Thousands marched in Boston today in opposition of a planned "free speech rally," which invited "libertarians, conservatives, traditionalists, classical liberals, (Donald) Trump supporters or anyone else who enjoys their right to free speech," according to a group calling itself the Boston Free Speech Coalition, per CNN.
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As the Trump-era culture war over free speech rages on, colleges are being forced to pick a side: whether to allow absolute free speech, or not.
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"That law pretty much removes free-speech liability for Google and Facebook," said Roy Gutterman, director of the Tully Center for Free Speech at the Newhouse School.
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Third, explorations of "classic" trolling rhetoric allows for the possibility that "free speech" crusaders, and the people they torment, are actually in agreement about free speech extremism.
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PEN doesn't actually attempt a quantification of free speech incidents on campus, instead preferring to categorize types of free speech crises and discuss particular incidents in depth.
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In the wake of the recent campus free speech debates, polling around millennial and Generation Z support for free speech principles has become the subject of fierce debate.
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Prasad was not there to protest free speech, he said, but wanted to demonstrate against the ideas that he believed the ralliers were using free speech to promote.
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Twitter once prided itself as representing the "free speech wing of the free speech party," and has a history of resisting government demands for information about its users.
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The attack on Charlie Hebdo and the general climate for free speech in Europe serve as warning of where we could be if we don't defend free speech.
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"Today, I'm directing my administration to explore all regulatory and legislative solutions to protect free speech and the free-speech rights of all Americans," Trump said in July.
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Berkeley weighs free speech issue In August, UC Berkeley's new chancellor Carol Christ unveiled the "Free Speech Year," pledging events to engage in the issues and offer discourse.
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It's all about balancing — we balance the good things about free speech with the bad things about free speech, and we make a call — we draw a line.
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You get more free speech if you are a minority and less free speech if you're not, and I think that safe spaces are mostly reserved for minorities.
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Milo's "Free Speech Week" in Berkeley is trying to troll "insecure" liberals Milo's "Free Speech Week" in Berkeley is trying to troll "insecure" liberals As the cradle of the free speech movement in the 2500s, the University of California at Berkeley is a cherished place in the hearts of American liberals.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions called for a "national re-commitment to free speech on college campuses" Thursday, saying the Justice Department would begin entering into campus free speech cases.
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Trump also said he was directing his administration to "explore all regulatory and legislative solutions to protect free speech and the free speech rights of all Americans" without elaborating.
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Free-speech activists, meanwhile, should rein in overly broad definitions of censorship, and understand that free speech means the right to speak, not the right to a college platform.
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In fact, in practice free speech for Nazis is often itself a threat to free speech for everyone else, because Nazis use their freedom to violently suppress their opponents.
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Twitter, a San Francisco company founded in 2006, had called itself "the free speech wing of the free speech party" and tried to stay out of battles among users.
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Trump will soon sign a free speech executive orderTrump announced he will soon sign an executive order mandating colleges and universities guarantee free speech to attain federal research grants.
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CEO Jack Dorsey recently disputed Twitter's reputation as "the free speech wing of the free speech party," which is what Twitter's then-general manager called the website in 2012.
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What this overlap suggests is that "free speech" defenders and campus protesters agree on one critical point: that events like Berkeley's "Free Speech Week" are worth angrily protesting over.
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It's regrettable that the phrase "free speech" should have been co-opted by white supremacists, as if the only kind of free speech worth rallying around is hate speech.
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At Arkansas Tech University last year, a YAL student leader was told that he could not have a free speech ball outside of the free speech zone on campus.
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A visualization of the new model of free speech adapted from "Free Speech in the Algorithmic Society: Big Data, Private Governance, and New School Speech Regulation," by Jack M. Balkin.
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The company has long believed that good speech can counteract bad speech: "We are the free speech wing of the free speech party," a company executive famously said in 2012.
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Organizers for the rally invited "libertarians, conservatives, traditionalists, classic liberals, (Donald) Trump supporters or anyone else who enjoys their right to free speech," according to the Boston Free Speech Coalition.
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But if you truly care about free speech, it's important to acknowledge the ways in which free speech arguments can be leveraged to protect the powerful while others are silenced.
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The move came just weeks after Facebook said it would not block false political advertising, arguing that it would violate its mission to promote free speech, even paid free speech.
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"At times protests and forms of expression are treated as if they are incursions on free speech when in fact they are manifestations of free speech," PEN America's Principles say.
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To the Editor: "Politicians' Incendiary Remarks Provoke Debate on Free Speech" (news article, April 24) is a sign of the times, in which free-speech rights are increasingly being eroded.
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Suddenly, the company that once considered itself "the free speech wing of the free speech party" was forced to consider how to extricate certain kinds of speech from its platform.
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Reddit likes to talk about the values of free speech — but a lot of times what you see is people using "free speech" as a bludgeon to shout down opposition.
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The right of all Americans to free speech is because we're equal citizens—I'm not allowed to shout you down because you have an equal right to free speech, as well.
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I have always considered myself very nearly an absolutist as regards free speech, ironically for reasons that Moskowitz ably identifies in a book arguing that free speech is a bogus category.
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Bad news for free speech The crackdown is bad news for free speech in China, which recently took a hit after the government moved to ban livestreaming on three major platforms.
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In a society with a racist history and a racist present, "free speech for all" in practice will very often mean free speech for white people and silence for everyone else.
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Today, however, some college campuses are stifling free speech rather than encouraging it, and cases that could forever alter the way free speech is addressed are heading through the court system.
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It's a good time to reflect on the often precarious state of free speech in the world today and to consider what the future holds for free speech here in America.
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The First Amendment does an excellent job of preventing government action against free speech, and most of the laws curtailing free speech in Europe would be unconstitutional in the United States.
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GROUP ACCUSES FCC OF INFRINGING ON FREE SPEECH: A public interest group is accusing the Federal Communications Commission of trying to stifle free speech in the debate over net neutrality regulations.
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At the College of William and Mary, classic liberalism, which favors free speech, was denounced recently as "white supremacy" in stopping an American Civil Liberties Union speaker from defending free speech.
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No country has as free a media and as strong a free speech right as America and Donald Trump wants to limit and reduce your right to free speech and press.
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Protector: Fortunately, we still have free speech, but free speech does not mean much if the speech can not be heard because in a cloud of information, it gets somehow filtered.
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It's not used ... This idea of free speech is used to protect harassing behavior and harassing messages, and that, I think, is actually counter to the actual goals of free speech.
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The doc&aposs inability to grapple with growing animosity toward free speech on both sides of the political aisle shows just how hollow these concerns among conservative "free-speech tourists" are.
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It's arguing that harassment is not an expression of free speech but a deterrent to it, that online harassment is antithetical to free speech because online harassment is designed to silence.
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" Others say more directly, "No free speech for fascists.
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ARPA's network had been built in the wake of the Free Speech Movement and Vietnam, giving it a sense of free speech libertarianism that only deepened when Berners-Lee added the hyperlink.
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"The ability to comment, critique, pay homage or be critical of the media is a really important tenant of free speech, and free speech is an important part of democracy," she said.
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And the fact that Free Speech Week is happening at all — and that people are expected to be able to freely protest it — exemplifies the kind of free speech that Savio supported.
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It would also be a mistake to accuse those affiliated with Berkeley's "Free Speech Week," or anyone affiliated with future free speech events, of being trolls in any straightforward or subcultural sense.
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Even if the same protections for free speech were extended to private companies, the president exercising free speech would not be viewed as a form of censorship, regulation or criminalization of speech.
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I'm intimately familiar with the right-wing tactic of framing anything less than free speech absolutism as "against free speech," in part because I practiced this tactic as a conservative college student.
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" But the same logic doesn't apply to Twitter—some of Twitter's most popular accounts are pseudonymous and the company has famously championed itself as "the free speech wing of the free speech party.
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While Twitter still pays lip service to "the power to create and share ideas and information instantly," it's a far cry from the "free speech wing of the free speech party" of 2012.
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Chanting anti-Nazi slogans, the droves of demonstrators made their way through the city to the historic Boston Commons, cutting short an organized "Free Speech Rally" organized by the Boston Free Speech Coalition.
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In the mid- 1990s, professor Stanley Fish, then at Duke, challenged the very idea of free speech in his book, There's No Such Thing as Free Speech and It's a Good Thing Too.
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Last week's Google hubbub traced a familiar pattern: Tech giant proclaims support for free speech, speech arises critical of progressive dogma, tech giant censors speech, tech giant again proclaims support for free speech.
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Some may like to poke fun at University of California at Berkeley, which has been a hot bed of recent free speech protests, for posting a website detailing the definition of free speech.
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Not only was she told she had to be inside the free speech zone, but she had to first obtain permission from the university student life office to use the free speech zone.
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So the U.S. has a very rich tradition of free speech; it is written into the Constitution, free speech, so here, we have a very strong allergic reaction to trying to regulate that.
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The petitioners argued that a DDoS attack was free speech.
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There is also a free speech wrinkle to this fight.
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Campaign, saying it was not a matter of free speech.
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Twitter I understand you got free speech I get it.
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Protesters accuse the government of attempting to muzzle free speech.
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"There's no right to free speech on Twitter," he asserted.
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The last defense of free speech is falling, the ACLU.
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Most every platform embraced some form of free speech advocacy.
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In no country is the right to free speech absolute.
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The first is that free speech comes in many flavours.
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The ban has raised concerns about free speech in India.
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Such regulations have also raised concerns among free speech advocates.
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And is such a requirement consistent with free speech principles?
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"She seems to misunderstand how free speech operates," Cruz said.
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Free speech and paid speech are not the same thing.
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"Auburn made Richard Spencer a free speech martyr," Brooks said.
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The president is saying they're violating our free speech rights.
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Republicans welcomed the change as a victory for free speech.
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The hounding of journalists from their jobs chills free speech.
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Free speech and paid speech are not the same thing.
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The answer certainly isn't a genuine advocacy for free speech.
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Will it be on free speech on the BDS issue?
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Free speech doesn't mean a free spotlight for every extremist.
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"This was beyond free speech," Castro said of Jarrar's tweets.
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TI highlights the inverse relationship between graft and free speech.
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This should also be a golden age of free speech.
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Americans are protected by our constitutional right to free speech.
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The torrent of online abuse undermines democracy and free speech.
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Free speech is important, but that doesn't mean it's everything.
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Detective Carisi, and SVU in general, clearly hate free speech.
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First Amendment advocates say that measure unconstitutionally restrains free speech.
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Kennedy also is a strong proponent of free speech rights.
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But it's not that charge that worries free speech advocates.
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"We're not opponents of a free press or free speech."
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The very idea of it is antithetical to free speech.
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Free speech dies with a whimper and people just shrug.
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Free speech can be less a principle than a smokescreen.
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If your first principle is free speech, of course not.
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The band challenged the rejection as violating free speech rights.
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More recent investigations targeting journalists have further chilled free speech.
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That could be implemented in ways that limit free speech.
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Other candidates might be bad for free speech once elected.
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Protests are covered as a fundamental exercise of free speech.
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The President's supporters were holding a "Trump Free Speech" rally.
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That's where "free speech" ends — with this new government's interference.
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Free speech doesn't mean that everyone gets the same platform.
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In the end, this is a question of free speech.
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What we consider free speech is often subject to criminalization.
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Rejecting campus speakers is not an assault on free speech.
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Reducing their size eliminates these benefits without increasing free speech.
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"'Free Speech' rally is officially over," the Boston police tweeted.
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For others, however, they're simply an expression of free speech.
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This article will argue that free speech is in retreat.
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Some are worried that the bill may threaten free speech.
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They argue it is merely an exercise of free speech.
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So, yes, Trump poses a serious threat to free speech.
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For me, the idea of zoning free speech is personal.
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This September, a planned Free Speech Week at Berkeley flopped .
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On this subject, the nation's free speech warriors are silent.
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Keep free speech on the internet free from Big Government.
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For all that, free speech is hardly a red herring.
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Removing security clearances has nothing to do with free speech.
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This is exactly the kind of free speech I love.
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Free speech is complicated and comes at a high price.
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" She added, "Free speech isn't under attack; platform privilege is.
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" "Players have the right for free speech off the field.
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Democracy is about the combination of free speech and transparency.
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However, the underlying conversation about free speech protections is essential.
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"Consider the classic liberal justification for free speech," he said.
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David Keating is president of the Institute for Free Speech.
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Hobby Lobby, which expanded First Amendment protections of free speech.
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But he defended the university's record on free speech generally.
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However, that is the very core of free speech itself.
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"This is not about limiting anyone's free speech," Cohen said.
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They have already laid waste to free speech in Europe.
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It is, in effect, a punitive tax on free speech.
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All affirmed their constitutional rights to free speech and assembly.
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The constitution doesn't just give free speech to disgraced politicians.
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This is a huge victory for free speech online & journalism.
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But many sex workers and free speech advocates feel differently.
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Is this compatible with the platform's goals of free speech?
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Wilson also sees this fight as a free speech issue.
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They accused the company of prioritizing profit over free speech.
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"The battle for free speech has just begun," he said.
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He pushed free speech to its limits and never apologized.
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We probably should be worrying about more than free speech.
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Yeah, I was just arguing with someone about free speech.
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Or did it cross the line into stifling free speech?
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And at Harvard, the debate encompasses sexism and free speech.
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But I do not believe in free speech for robots.
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The filing called the university's policies "chilling" on free speech.
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The student protesters accused the government of blocking free speech.
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The government denies this and says it protects free speech.
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A handful spoke in favor of it, citing free speech.
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Free speech organizations say such laws are far too harsh.
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I support every American's right to free speech and protest.
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HAMBURG, Germany — Germany doesn't have a problem with free speech.
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Then a lot of free speech came back at him.
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Other countries take a less absolute position on free speech.
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Players have the right for free speech off the field.
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Shanna Cleveland is senior counsel at Free Speech For People.
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Are they fighting for free speech or against police brutality?
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James elaborated somewhat on the discussion about free speech Tuesday.
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Another factor is Silicon Valley's tendency to favor free speech.
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Australia has no safeguards for free speech in its constitution.
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They demanded free speech, but Chinese authorities censored their cries.
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Holmes had been hostile to free speech claims before 1919.
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Free speech has become a contentious issue on college campuses.
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Without free speech and free association, our democracy is unrecognizable.
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They could stop worshipping at the altar of free speech.
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The West is losing faith, and patience, with free speech.
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Barnette, recognizing that compelled speech is antithetical to free speech.
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American democracy is greater with free speech and open dialogue.
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To supporters, Mr. Assange was a champion of free speech.
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Support for free speech should not be a partisan issue.
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There's a strong presumption against any burdening of free speech.
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Free speech for all: Romero notes that the ACLU isn't just arguing for free speech for those on the left, citing recent actions in support for conservative voices like Ann Coulter and Milo Yiannopoulos.
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Rally organizers in Boston had invited "libertarians, conservatives, traditionalists, classical liberals, Trump supporters or anyone else who enjoys their right to free speech," according to a group calling itself the Boston Free Speech Coalition.
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DEMS WORRY ABOUT ONLINE FREE SPEECH: A House Democrat is accusing Republicans of trying to stifle free speech on the internet with their effort to kill the Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules. Rep.
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"It's a sad irony in the fact that the free speech movement was founded here and tonight, someone's free speech got shut down," said Shivam Patel, a freshman who witnessed the protests on campus.
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In keeping with the film's free-speech theme, the song was premiered on 4Chan's 404 page—it's a fitting tribute to Snowden, who's become a hero to free speech activists and the Chan community.
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"Berkeley's free speech tradition, won through struggle — suspension, arrest, fines, jail time — by Free Speech Movement activists is far more important than Yiannopoulos, and it is that tradition's endurance that concerns us," they wrote.
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Child welfare advocates said the case illustrated serious concerns about cyberbullying, while free-speech proponents said Bristol County Juvenile Court Judge Lawrence Moniz's guilty verdict infringed on Carter's free-speech rights by criminalizing her words.
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The University of California also announced last week it would establish a new National Center for Free Speech and Civic Engagement in Washington, which would examine and research the state of free speech on campus.
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The battle over free speech goes on, but as resistance to opposing ideas grows ever more violent and radical, the issue of free speech becomes even more imperative for students and America as a whole.
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A third "expert" on free speech presented in the film is PragerU host Candace Owens, who has called for people who burn the US flag to lose their citizenship, a decidedly anti-free-speech notion.
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Unlike today's somewhat reflexive defenders of free speech, the Yale report situated the issue of free speech on campus within the context of an increasingly inclusive university and the changing demographics of society at large.
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What people fail to understand is that chaplains give up some of their rights as ministers when they become military chaplains, just as soldiers give up some of their free speech to defend free speech.
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Certain restrictions should not be considered unconstitutional impingements on free speech.
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You don't even have to get into this free speech bullshit.
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Berkeley + free speech + right-wing provocateur no longer equals a riot.
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The system aims to preserve free speech and keep out trolls.
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Yale, racist Halloween costumes can come to represent free speech, but
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But an essential function of free speech is to invite dispute.
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The Supreme Court is deciding six free speech cases this term.
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Clarifying our free-speech laws for the modern age is necessary.
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Some free speech advocates filed briefs in support of its position.
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Free speech attorney Marc Randazza at his office in Gloucester, Massachusetts.
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Moderation is fraught with justifiable concerns over free speech and bias.
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Valeo, which considers money the same as constitutionally protected free speech.
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This is actually a battle to try to protect free speech.
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Zayner also says his "DIY Human CRISPR Guide" is free speech.
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Above all, free speech in academia cannot be disingenuous, she said.
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Civil-rights activists fear curbs on free speech and human rights.
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Media outlets have also complained about strong restrictions on free speech.
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" But, he wrote, "free speech is what makes educational excellence possible.
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But advocates say this infringes on privacy and potentially free speech.
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Free speech is deeply embedded in America, as it should be.
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"Free speech needs protection, even unwanted and hurtful speech," he wrote.
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It strips them of their agency and right to free speech.
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That is their right of free speech and this is mine.
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Put simply: online free speech, innovation, and creativity are at stake.
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Free speech is a hot topic these days in the country.
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IN AMERICA, the fight for free speech sometimes produces odd alliances.
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The relative merits of his free-speech claim are another story.
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Free speech restrictions aside, the country's creative output is already suffering.
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For the past few years, "free speech" has become a shortcut
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Because there, I think, there are quite large free speech issues.
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What does it mean to be "against free speech" in America?
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Yes, I believe the president is also entitled to free speech.
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This would have chilling effect on free speech, the defense continues.
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He is the editor of Defending Free Speech (ARI Press, 2016).
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The authorities deny such charges and say they guarantee free speech.
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Even if you don't do it, that is not free speech.
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But Kennedy is also a strong proponent of free speech rights.
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A novel free-speech argument could give the company an edge.
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They also say his comments were opinions and protected free speech.
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In a tweet, Facebook described it as a "free speech" issue.
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In America today, spending money on elections is considered free speech.
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However, smaller companies are not necessarily more conducive to free speech.
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A rally touting free speech took place Saturday in Boston Common.
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Then, we're examining a debate involving free speech and the internet.
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He is the editor of Defending Free Speech (ARI Press,2016).
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Attacking free speech goes to the soul of the progressive movement.
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We are encouraged by President Trump's unwavering support for free speech.
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Attempts at legislating deepfakes, experts say, risk stifling free speech online.
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IN A sense, this is a golden age for free speech.
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As our report shows, curbs on free speech have grown tighter.
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The real issue in the vice president's actions isn't free speech.
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It involves free speech as a part of a societal norm.
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Vonnegut was an unyielding advocate for free speech and the arts.
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The right to free speech protects far more than mere words.
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To defend free speech, you have to allow for bad speech.
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Holmes's dissent did not answer all the questions about free speech.
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Otherwise, the laws violate voters' First Amendment right to free speech.
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First, free speech: the party had to listen to the people.
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The Economist: Those threats to free speech probably aren't mutually exclusive.
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Free speech and open inquiry are alive and well on campus.
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Different countries have varying laws about defamation, free speech or privacy.
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Greenwald is liberal and gay, but also a free speech advocate.
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She has also moved to curb free speech and muzzle dissent.
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The Verge's Makena Kelly first reported Epic's statement supporting free speech.
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Well, "corporations aren't people," so they shouldn't have free speech rights.
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But they don't support free speech when they don't like it.
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He is the editor of "Defending Free Speech" (ARI Press, 2016).
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Free speech for all has to ensure safe speech for all.
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Thomas Wheatley is an attorney at the Institute for Free Speech.
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And Watkins believes that 8chan is a bastion for free speech.
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Look, free speech is obviously a great ideal to strive toward.
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"Berkeley is the birthplace of the free speech movement," he added.
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FEC that political contributions are a form of protected free speech.
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Free speech isn't a central part of democratic practice by accident.
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In opposing the bill, Peterson claimed the mantle of free speech.
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Scott Blackburn is research director at the Institute for Free Speech.
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Four avenues have been proposed to protect free speech on campus.
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The "free speech" argument against this system is a red herring.
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Is there a clear boundary between free speech and hate speech?
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But that is the test of our commitment to free speech.
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Mr. Auernheimer said free speech concerns were behind his printing spree.
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Unlimited campaign contributions are protected as a form of free speech.
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Supporting our president and supporting free speech are not mutually exclusive.
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And they'll do it all in the name of "free speech."
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Free speech, nominally, shouldn't be either a right or left issue.
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DG: I think free speech is gonna get cracked down on.
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Amazon initially fought the order, claiming that it violated free speech.
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On free speech: This is a bit of a mixed bag.
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Conservatives see this as a major win for advancing free speech.
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The couple recognized that important free-speech values were at stake.
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For the W.N.B.A., and for Silver, it wasn't about free speech.
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This is America - get out if you don't like free speech.
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Chinese reporters, buoyed by widespread calls for free speech, are resisting.
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Free speech must ultimately be free, whether or not it's fair.
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Instead, it's because free speech is what makes educational excellence possible.
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For the first time I realized how important free speech is.
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A Bastion of Free Speech or an Alt-Right Echo Chamber?
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Protests, debates over free speech, and claims of systemic racism continue.
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But he also suggested that he had been defending free speech.
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During his arraignment on May 30, he yelled about free speech.
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Australia has no underlying safeguards for free speech in its constitution.
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Two: Isn't Twitter supposed to be a bastion of free speech?
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That's the consequence of that free speech they're always talking about.
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Banning donations raises questions about the free speech rights of lawyers.
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" The title of the article asked, "Can Free Speech Be Progressive?
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The commissioner, traveling in Asia, gave his support of free speech.
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" He said: "This is not about limiting anyone&aposs free speech.
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Tech giants claim CDA 230 is vital to protecting free speech.
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Silver later defended Morey's right to free speech, upsetting Chinese officials.
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This is America, get out if you don't like free speech.
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I don't argue that the cause of free speech is beneficial.
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He emphasizes on the Second Amendment, free speech and constitutional law.
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David Keating is the president of the Institute for Free Speech.
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Some aspects of these bills are a plus for free speech.
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Ron Fein is the legal director of Free Speech For People.
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Mr. Craig said the free speech argument was a smoke screen.
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How does the A.C.L.U.'s conception of free speech address that?
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Otherwise, the right to free speech becomes subservient to gun zealots.
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What happens when the left cedes the free speech high ground?
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Conservatives have styled themselves as the new defenders of free speech.
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Consequently, the heckler's veto wins over the right of free speech.
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They argue for free speech, but then try to muzzle others.
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But one major objection is that the order threatens free speech.
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The moves have exposed obvious tensions between free speech and safety.
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My fellow senators and I have no qualms with free speech.
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It was the latest escalation in his war on free speech.
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The "Free Speech" rally itself was sparsely attended, according to Boston.com.
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Out with the media, out with free speech, out with facts!
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Just be honest & enjoy free speech & loads will be offended anyway.
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Human rights and free speech groups were dismayed by the decision.
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That's why the first amendment to the Constitution guarantees free speech.
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This type of defense of digital free speech is not universal.
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The future of free speech depends on getting this debate right.
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In effect, it takes away free speech within the business community.
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"Many activists want free speech," Ms. Wang said in an interview.
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"Soft money is just a euphemism for free speech," he said.
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"[Pepe the Frog] is a symbol of free speech," Jones said.
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I will defend the free speech of comedians to my death.
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In his repressive state, opposition and free speech were not tolerated.
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The American view of free speech is different from the British.
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Yes, I find many of Mr Robinson's views odious, but a pick'n'mix attitude to free speech betrays liberalism, not Mr Robinson, and worse, it adds to the myth that "free speech" is a "right-wing" cause.
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" And Twitter's former head of news, Vivian Schiller, told BuzzFeed that "The whole 'free speech wing of the free speech party' thing — that's not a slogan, that's deeply, deeply embedded in the DNA of the company.
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Organizers for the Boston event have invited "libertarians, conservatives, traditionalists, classical liberals, (Donald) Trump supporters or anyone else who enjoys their right to free speech," according to a group calling itself the Boston Free Speech Coalition.
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From discussing Facebook's global influence to determining what constitutes "free speech," here's what they had to say: Although the right to free speech is a valued ideal in America, it should not come before people's safety.
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"It's colossally inappropriate for the A.B.A. to sponsor a group of lawyers to study free speech issues and at the same time censor their free speech," said Charles D. Tobin, another former chairman of the committee.
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But the concern he and others have about the free speech moral panic is that it can be used to justify interventions from the government to "defend" conservatives that end up actually curtailing campus free speech.
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The American Civil Liberties Union is defending its position on free speech after a leaked memo last week revealed the organization was having an internal debate on how it weighed free speech against other civil rights.
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Within the last five years, both the University of Cincinnati and the Columbus State Community College were sued and had reverse "Free Speech Area" policies that limited free speech rights to small, designated areas on campus.
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Ferguson is, as it happens, one of those conservative intellectuals who hyperventilate about the supposed threat campus activists pose to free speech — indeed, calling the campus left the "biggest threat" to free speech in Trump's America.
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"Free speech shouldn't be a partisan issue, but it has been drawn into the larger dynamics of polarization in this country," said James Kirchick, a free speech advocate and a visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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His strict adherence to allowing free speech — even paid, blatantly inaccurate free speech — to remain on Facebook has even received criticism from his own employees, 250 of whom signed a letter objecting to the current policy.
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And the organization insists that it violates free speech to punish a businessperson for boycotting Israel, but it doesn't violate free speech to punish a businessperson for boycotting people of a particular race, religion or ethnicity.
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Trump Signs Executive Order Protecting Free Speech on College Campuses The order links some higher education funds to how colleges enforce free speech rights, a cause célèbre for conservatives who argue their voices have been silenced.
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What's in danger is the status of near-total free speech as an unalloyed cultural virtue in the eyes of an American public who has seen unfettered free speech on the internet help flay the country apart.
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" In July, Trump said he planned to call major social media companies for a meeting and asked his administration to explore "regulatory and legislative solutions to protect free speech and the free-speech rights of all Americans.
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He pinpointed what he called a series of campus free speech threats, including policies confining protests to narrow "free speech zones," speech codes delineating what can and can't be said and unruly demonstrations that drown out speakers.
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"This isn't about suppressing free speech online," Wilson wrote on her GoFundMe.
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As in much else involving free speech, America gets the balance right.
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Twitter is one of the last great bastions of relatively free speech.
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Myth: Title II regulations are good for free speech and free expression.
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British lawmakers decided against a ban as a violation of free speech.
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Lazier told MUNCHIES that Cal Poly is required to uphold free speech.
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BONDI: Well, it&aposs very difficult because again it&aposs free speech.
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He argued earlier that the site provided a space for free speech.
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It works well because you're not turning them into free speech martyrs.
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We will never give up on defending free speech for all people.
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Lester Packingham Jr. is perhaps the world's most unsympathetic free speech crusader.
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Others have gone further, deftly discussing how "free speech" could be moderated.
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I've never experienced a more toxic environment for free speech than now.
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I don't consider myself an absolutist about anything — except for free speech.
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If you&aposre a conservative woman you don&apost have free speech.
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OWENS: No, I&aposm talking about -- I&aposm talking about free speech.
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We all care about free speech, but I'm saying, they're our platforms.
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He appreciates free speech, both in this country and in our country.
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"Deceptive claims have been weaponized to shut down free speech," he concluded.
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But as autocrats gain clout, the room for free speech is shrinking.
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These limits on free speech are insidious and occur without much scrutiny.
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Tomorrow, there's a "free speech" rally scheduled to take place in Boston.
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They must be drafted to better reflect what is not free speech.
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His argument that the government order violated his free speech won out.
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The State Department condemned the attacks on free speech and US Sens.
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We strongly believe free speech and free elections depend upon each other.
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Otherwise, it's free speech, said O'Mara, whose practice is based in Florida.
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Read These Stories Next: The Free Speech Debate Isn't A University Issue.
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Is Thiel really a free speech bully out to destroy the media?
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The law was assailed for endangering sex workers and stifling free speech.
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Her tweets prompted an investigation because of France's controversial free speech laws.
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Critics say the rules would be detrimental to encryption and free speech.
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Open Ideas: What should a commitment to free speech on campus entail?
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Erdoğan was already adamantly against narrowing the law to protect free speech.
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If they can deport her for free speech, DACA is officially dead.
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Why it matters: This is a huge win for free speech advocates.
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We haven't legislated free speech on gender pronouns or anything like that.
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"All I care about is free speech and free expression," he said.
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They have also expressed fears of stifling the free speech of users.
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We live in a culture that's obsessed the idea of free speech.
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In a world defined by free speech then all speech is protected.
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Civil free speech is sacrificed in exchange for hatred, degradation and threats.
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Elsewhere, Tennessee has a new law protecting free-speech rights on campus.
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Still, if Facebook continues to betray free speech consistently it will fail.
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What better time to curtail free speech than during the National Anthem!
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Opponents to such a law claim it might infringe on free speech.
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Officers may have the same private free speech rights as anyone else.
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What do the courts say about the free-speech rights of schoolchildren?
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Some campus free speech critics, I suspect, aren't operating in good faith.
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Free speech experts and watchdog groups say he hasn't broken any law.
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Instead, Ana explains she was exercising her constitutional right to free speech.
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Human-rights groups have condemned it as a blow to free speech.
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Under such a requirement, the only "free" speech would consist of platitudes.
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Of the two complaints, Mr Phillips's free-speech argument seems more promising.
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There's a trade-off between free speech and having a safe community.
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He may suffer consequences from his free speech just like anyone else.
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Free speech is as important to activism as the right to assembly.
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Courts also do not want to interfere in free speech, he said.
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We all can easily see that this is not about free speech.
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We see those on the left questioning the merits of free speech.
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The majority opinion said nothing about free speech, only stop-and-frisk.
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AFSCME said so-called "agency fees" violate public workers' free speech rights.
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Facebook says it wants to protect free speech and to avoid censorship.
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It's not a huge affront on our free speech—it's simple humanity.
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Free speech would fade, as micro aggressions against aggrieved groups became actionable.
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Like the ones that protect public health, workers rights, and free speech.
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This would represent a boon for competition, free speech and technological innovation.
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She's arguing that publishing Yiannopoulos's book is also a free speech issue.
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"They do it under guise of free speech or security," he said.
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Hillary says she's for free speech, but this is a clear lie.
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The law should recognise the right to free speech as nearly absolute.
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Are Americans becoming intolerant of free speech rights for their political opponents?
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During the seventies, the left's commitment to free speech began to unravel.
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Free speech is probably the most important right guaranteed in the Constitution.
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Stifling, totalizing fear: That's what it feels like to lack free speech.
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It's not easily reduced to just I'm for free speech or against.
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Variety noted that the bill has been criticized by free speech advocates.
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"Of course, he has the right to free speech," he told me.
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Many Germans are enraged that Turkey tries to muzzle free speech abroad.
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And student protest is often, in itself, an act of free speech.
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He also denied that he violated an Ohio resident's free speech rights.
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Facebook said its decision was consistent with its view on free speech.
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Similarly, the cybersecurity law lacks basic free speech and intellectual property protections.
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This has long been a bedrock principle in the free speech context.
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Among our most treasured public values, free speech is indispensable and perplexing.
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The truth is many Americans have no idea what free speech involves.
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But today a surprising number of Americans harbor hostility toward free speech.
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Free speech does not mean there are no social consequences for speech.
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For those on the right, it was an attack on free speech.
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" "Do people who have security clearances have a right to free speech?
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But today's conservative "free speech" campaign doesn't want you to know that.
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"A rising generation may be turning against free speech," the report warns.
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The "crisis" in campus free speech is also a demonstrably false construct.
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Instead, she spoke to the importance of free speech and open discourse.
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Free speech clampdown Opposition figures aren't the only ones feeling the pressure.
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Civil War, free speech became a "sacred right" to northerners, Freeman writes,
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We all believe in free speech, but there's a big difference there.
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That is a right such as free speech protected by democratic institutions.
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Even more attacks on free speech are happening at the state level.
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But the First Amendment protects people against government restrictions on free speech.
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If these claims survive, it will chill free speech, political and otherwise.
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We can not sever his right to free speech from our own.
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In theory, Free Speech Week was to begin in forty-eight hours.
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From beginning to end, it was never a matter of free speech.
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But opponents accuse the government of curbing dissent and limiting free speech.
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He later defended his free speech right to criticize the former ambassador.
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Zachary Morgan is a staff attorney at the Institute for Free Speech.
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The law minister has said the bill will not affect free speech.
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Together they are trying to suppress free speech by calling it Islamophobia.
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Overall public support for free speech is rising over time, not falling.
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Finally, there is a serious free speech problem with the owners' rule.
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" Another school of thought says more straightforwardly "no free speech for fascists.
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Twitter has become the front line of the debate over free speech.
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The battle for free speech on campus won two victories last week.
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First Amendment free speech principles have little to do with the matter.
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By protecting the rights of porngraphers, we protect free speech for everyone.
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The events scheduled for Free Speech Week seem to continue this trend.
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Groups dedicated to free speech and press have had a different read.
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Dr. Ayyadurai has a long history of standing up for free speech.
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For example, he was a fairly strong supporter of free speech rights.
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Paul Jossey is an adjunct fellow at the Institute for Free Speech.
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During oral arguments, they put more emphasis on their free speech claim.
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For many children, "harm" in the realm of free speech is confusing.
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Afterward, a payment to Free Speech Systems appeared on my credit card.
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I have also litigated free speech cases, including at the Supreme Court.
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"Free speech is alive and well on campus," the PEN report states.
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Deleting this material raises difficult questions about the boundaries of free speech.
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Young citizen journalists have taken to YouTube to call for free speech.
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The case marked the latest important free speech decision by the justices.
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President Trump has taken the burden of free speech off their shoulders.
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But the White House declined to sign on, citing free speech concerns.
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Issues of access and free speech define the nature of our democracy.
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And free speech to me is completely meaningless if you can't offend.
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The law is a blow to free speech and historical truth alike.
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Dr. Paxson acknowledged the difficulty of balancing those fears against free speech.
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But the special federal prosecutor's office established to protect free speech resisted.
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How should universities preserve free speech in an age of impassioned conflict?
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We will continue to fight for equality — and free speech — for all.
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Pakistani officials denied the new regulations were aimed at curbing free speech.
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The N.B.A., citing free speech, has said the executive won't be punished.
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Mark Zuckerberg made an impassioned plea on behalf of free speech Thursday.
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Go deeper: Mark Zuckerberg doubles down on free speech Read the speech
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Yet free speech, for better or worse, is not Kipnis's primary preoccupation.
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"It's a sad day for free speech," she said at the time.
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Free speech can more easily penetrate totalitarian regimes that would suppress it.
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"This is not about limiting anyone's free speech," Cohen said in response.
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He has been written off as just a man using free speech.
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He had no "on the field" free speech rights under the Constitution.
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Joseph Albanese is a research fellow at the Institute for Free Speech.
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Jonathan Friedman is project director for campus free speech at PEN America.
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Accordingly, this law isn't truly about "Reproductive FACTs" but about free speech.
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Facebook maintains that political advertising requires a higher bar for free speech.
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The N.B.A., citing free speech, has said the executive won't be punished.
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The United States is in the grips of a free-speech paradox.
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First of all, we live in a country that respects free speech.
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Is it a fair criticism that this move could chill free speech?
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Such an effort violates his right to free speech, the lawyers said.
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And, one of our best values here in America is free speech.
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Oliver didn't even mention free speech or civil liberties in his recitation.
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The right to free speech shields the receipt and dissemination of information.
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No surprise there – the ACLU is famous for defending free speech rights.
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Free speech for all, but let’s not stop the show.
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This infringes upon the free speech rights of the video service providers.
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In a familiar rhetorical move, he reframed the issue as free speech.
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The issues ranged from missile tests to free speech to TV ratings.
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This practice is an unconstitutional invasion of privacy and free speech rights.
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Zac Morgan is a staff attorney at the Institute for Free Speech.
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To be clear: Facebook's vision of free speech is flawed, extravagantly so.
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The free speech rights of Sinclair and its rivals should be cheered.
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American investors lack analogous protection against violations of their free-speech rights.
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To supporters, Mr. Assange was a martyr and champion of free speech.
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That, civil liberties advocates say, is a clear restriction on free speech.
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This is not the professional output of someone who opposes free speech.
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My 'politics' are simple: I believe in free thought and free speech.
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That it heralds the fall of historicity, of free speech, of civilizations.
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"Everybody has free speech," Johann, 62, said, after watching the scene disapprovingly.
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And free speech under the First Amendment is a basic American value.
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"Now more than ever, university leaders and students need a go-to resource to understand how to protect free speech and keep their communities open and thriving," said Jonathan Friedman, director of PEN America's campus free speech project.
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"YouTubers who use our platform and sometimes get significant revenue get to claim free speech to keep using our platform ... but LGBT Googlers get no free speech to say that Google doesn't represent us," one tells The Verge.
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READ: Milo's "Free Speech Week" lasted about 20 minutes Many of its users reacted angrily to the latest de-platforming, criticizing the company but also President Donald Trump's for failing to protect free speech rights of conservative voices.
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Free-speech skeptics on the left can be equally predisposed to bad-faith arguments—misreading or ignoring the Constitution, dismissing the concept of free speech as inherently racist, or simply bypassing discourse and setting public property on fire.
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If the administration's leading national voice on campus free speech treats the debate as yet another ideological sparring ground, it should not come as a surprise if students come to view the defense of free speech with suspicion.
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Berkeley Is Being Tested on 212 Fronts: Free Speech and Safety The university that championed free speech in the 213s has become known as a meeting ground for those wanting to express themselves with wooden clubs and fists.
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"What we really want to achieve is engage the entire campus community in a discussion and thought and consideration of free speech and how we maintain community in the context of the university's commitment to free speech," Mogulof says.
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WATCH: How wedding cakes could redefine Americans' free speech If the justices rule in favor of the gay couple, they'd be holding the right not to be discriminated against over the bakers' free speech and freedom of religion rights.
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"I think there is a renewed effort by provocateurs on the right to claim the mantle of free speech defenders, and position themselves as free speech martyrs," said Ben Wizner, director of the ACLU's Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project.
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"It's very odd to say that getting the government out of the business of regulating the internet is somehow destroying free speech," Pai told VICE News in response to a tweet labeling him as the 'destroyer of free speech'.
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Now here we had a ready-made free speech showdown, an opportunity for both the press- and a museum allegedly devoted to the ideals of the press- to show that they believe that free speech doesn't mean popular speech.
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The battle over free speech in the NFL may be new, but it carries echoes of the 1960s fight at UC-Berkeley waged by a coalition of students from across the political spectrum known as the Free Speech Movement.
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It also drew intense opposition from tech companies and free-speech advocates, who say any weakening of liability protections would lead to abuse by law enforcement, hurt start-ups that cannot afford to fight lawsuits and stifle free speech.
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"Today I'm directing my administration to explore all regulatory and legislative solutions to protect free speech and the free speech rights of all Americans," Trump said in a seemingly extemporaneous speech in the East Room of the White House.
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"HATE speech", activists on college campuses like to say, "is not free speech".
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Free speech comes with the obligation to use it responsibly, I've been told.
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Fact: Government regulation is not the friend of free speech, but an enemy.
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On top of that, more men care about free speech than human decency.
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That's because she is a STRONG WOMAN utilizing her right to FREE SPEECH!
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First, suppressing free speech and genuine grievances is not a long-term strategy.
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I let them have their free speech because they are entitled to that.
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Which makes it hard to believe this fight is all about free speech.
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Cloudflare can legitimately embrace free speech tradition in the defense of its policy.
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The survey singled out free speech as a "very concerning" issue in Nepal.
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They have to stand up for the First Amendment rights of free speech.
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But postings by individuals remained on Facebook – in the name of free speech.
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Wrote the Citizens United decision, for example, on campaign finance and free speech.
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They sacrifice their right to free speech under the onslaught of verbal violence.
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II. Free speech is more than just a Typeform to the White House.
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This is the positive side of the free- speech principle, Mr Sunstein writes.
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They believe that argument and free speech establish good ideas and propagate them.
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Open internet advocates say the rules are essential to ensure free speech online.
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They could also be used for surveillance or the curtailing of free speech.
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Critics say it endangers sex workers and may impinge on free speech online.
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"The president doesn't think this is an issue of free speech," she said.
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"Free speech and paid speech are not the same thing," the letter states.
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Jandhyala sees "Free Speech Week" as an opportunity to right those perceived wrongs.
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"Epik allows lawful free speech," he said linking to Epik's statement on Gab.
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"I'm not going to speak at the Boston free speech rally," Fairbanks tweeted.
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Before it imploded, Free Speech Week had the potential to be the latest.
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Is a raised fist a sign of free speech or subversive political expression?
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Despite its commitment to free speech at all costs, Gab still has rules.
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Nice old guy trying to voice his views, gets his free speech denied?
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But I love art and I love free speech and I love words.
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A quote defending free speech from the 1995 Sorkin-penned film American President.
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The clampdown on free speech differs from U.S. efforts to strengthen democracy worldwide.
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The Massachusetts Family Institute also says the ban violates their free speech rights.
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I wrote the law that allows sites to be unfettered free speech marketplaces.
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We will never give up on defending free speech for all people. pic.twitter.
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ACROSS America, there have been calls on university campuses to limit free speech.
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Supporters of free speech frequently describe the concept as 'censorship machines', for instance.
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But social networks can't hide harassment under the "free speech" label any longer.
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Yet we still ought to be careful not to muffle free speech entirely.
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But again, that's not surprising for a social platform that promotes free speech.
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Lau said Beijing's attempts to stamp out free speech would keep tensions high.
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So for free speech read "Facebook" as the most likely self-interested source.
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Who would have thought that "liberals" would champion the curtailment of free speech?
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Later extensions of corporate free-speech rights flowed from left-wing initiatives, too.
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"Gab is the last home of free speech on the internet," he wrote.
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The United States has long prided itself on a vibrant free speech tradition.
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After accusing Reddit of being anti-free speech, users simply found new platforms.
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But at the same time, they want to be platforms for free speech.
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We were saying this with free speech, as well, now with free association.
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He championed the ability to demean anyone anywhere, and called it free speech.
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Volitich's status as a public school teacher comes with certain free-speech protections.
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At its birth, the social network Gab issued a call for free speech.
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But here, he said Minnesota stepped too far over the free-speech line.
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Section 230 is an important tool that promotes and protects online free speech.
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The First Amendment's commercial free speech doctrine protects advertising for anything that's legal.
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A weekly free (speech) and free (beer) look at the world of tech.
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Even official statements meant to promote free speech tend to resemble speech codes.
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Those companies defend free speech until it could potentially hurt the bottom line…
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"Taken together, we know that administrators nationwide are stifling free speech," he added.
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How do you balance free speech with preventing weaponization of the Facebook platform?
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Their imprisonments have drawn the ire of human rights and free speech advocates.
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Other justices appeared to have concerns that the law could burden free speech.
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Musk's lawyers defended his latest questionable tweets as free speech (among other arguments).
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"Free speech" means that you can say whatever you want without government interference.
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Before Monday's ruling, the Supreme Court had said little about free speech online.
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He's making a free-speech argument, not just a freedom-of-religion case.
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Ignorance is bliss, especially when it comes to free speech at football games.
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Others have expressed worries about the GDPR's potentially negative impact on free speech.
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Democrats said that plan to repeal the rules would hurt free speech online.
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Our democratic society, unique in world history, can't possibly exist without free speech.
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Those opposed to truly free speech use this tactic on a regular basis.
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"In a country with free speech, people occasionally use strong language," he said.
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Patriot Prayer plans to hold a Trump Free Speech Rally at 2 p.m.
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What is protected by free speech and when does it become market manipulation?
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The resolution includes pro-free speech quotes from political figures like Barack Obama.
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Trump threatened to cut funds, saying the school failed to support free speech.
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It's high time we use our free speech to never, ever buy hate.
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That's a good thing for free speech, but a bonafide goldmine for grifters.
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"Tattoos are free speech that we wear on our skin," the group writes.
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If Hillary were to become president, you could say goodbye to free speech.
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The US also took issue with Malaysia's crackdown on media and free speech.
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In 2012 in Charlotte, I was a protester in a free-speech zone.
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That "Trump Free Speech" rally resulted in arrests and officers deploying pepper spray.
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The Free Speech Movement is the taproot of a tree with many branches.
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"Free speech does not require furnishing a podium for the speaker," he said.
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As a university instructor by trade, free speech is something I hold dear.
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The rights to free speech and free assembly were respected on all sides.
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Authoritarian regimes will always try to muzzle free speech ("Under attack", June 4th).
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Putin backed a law, for example, curtailing free speech rights for LGBTQ Russians.
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TV's Joe Concha on "What America's Thinking," citing celebrities' right to free speech.
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Free speech is, according to this theory, a boat we're all in together.
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Federal Election Commission in 2010 to recognize the free speech rights of corporations.
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For Kennedy, it was all free speech, not good or bad, just speech.
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The free-speech lobby, they contend, favors the mighty while sidelining the marginalized.
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According to Athan, a free speech group, 26 people were charged under 505.
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That means protecting the right to free speech — even speech that we hate.
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Such a ruling will not materially advance anyone's free speech rights, but will
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He set the example of what free speech and free press can accomplish.
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Critics have accused Blizzard of censoring free speech to appease the Chinese government.
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This coordinated campaign is antithetical to the First Amendment's guarantee of free speech.
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Kagame has dismissed criticism, saying his government guarantees free speech and fair elections.
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Sessions has expressed his commitment to protecting free speech on college campuses before.
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In the end, the cacophony of causes was a carnival of free speech.
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Neither Alexis nor I created reddit to be a bastion of free speech.
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There's an argument that the monuments should stay on grounds of free speech.
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"We stand for free speech," he wrote in an internal post, in 2012.
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Silveria gave the clearest explanation of how free speech is supposed to work.
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Lightning-rod free-speech cases have often involved figures who are inconveniently unwholesome.
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So what funds could be kept from universities for not enforcing free speech?
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The concept of free speech should not be an unpopular opinion or stance.
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One was a tree and the other was a crackdown on free speech.
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The sad irony of France leading efforts to curb free speech is powerful.
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Others criticized the proposed law as draconian and an impingement of free speech.
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For generations, our society has protected free press, free speech, and free thought.
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By Buck SextonOpinion Contributor Does a commitment to free speech include t shirts?
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There seems to be no conflation of hate speech and free speech now.
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FEC in 2010, many Americans scoffed at the idea of corporate free speech.
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For decades, the Supreme Court has recognized a corporation's right to free speech.
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Why would Ms. Merkel choose Mr. Erdogan over her own citizens' free speech?
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Read Erwin Chemerinsky's argument that campus speakers enjoy robust free speech rights here.
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It is not about abstract concepts of free speech or safety vs freedom.
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As a strong proponent of free speech, he also believes in truthful speech.
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Odd Future has always been political, chiefly as an exercise in free speech.
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And they definitely don't equate their right to free speech with anyone else's.
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The ruling gave corporations protections under the First Amendment's right to free speech.
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Becerra, which protected the free speech rights of pro-life crisis pregnancy centers.
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Facebook responded by saying it seeks to protect free speech on the platform.
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"This threat alone may already be chilling free-speech across the country," Reps.
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Burning the American flag is protected as free speech under the First Amendment.
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Isn't the entire point of free speech to foment public outrage against injustices?
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But Wilson says that the "hysterical" court order limited his free speech rights.
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Dershowitz saw the suppression of "Deep Throat" as a violation of free speech.
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And Mr. Mahathir has sent other signals that he will uphold free speech.
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" "Free Speech™ isn't free folks every awoo $350," toots @eurasierboy. "Every. Awoo.
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"We stand for free speech," Wong wrote on a subreddit published by Gawker.
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Critics have defended their protests as a fundamental American right to free speech.
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But she's more concerned about the future of free speech on the internet.
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Free speech and copyright experts have been up in arms about the case.
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It also violates sex workers' rights to freedom of association and free speech.
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Gab, notoriously, is a "free speech social network" and an alternative to Twitter.
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As of Saturday, it was unclear whether Free Speech week would be happening.
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In this situation the GSS stood up for free speech and free association.
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It changed how they assessed the literal and figurative cost of free speech.
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Disputes over free speech on campus have long occurred, but today is different.
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But critics accused Facebook of censoring conservative opinions and tamping down free speech.
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There was some room for free speech, which was extraordinary for its time.
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" He defended free speech as "an experiment, as all life is an experiment.
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The court ruled that Mr. Trump was engaging in lawfully protected free speech.
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They favor free speech even as they openly disagree with the conservative's opinions.
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The government has made great strides in protecting human rights and free speech.
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On the other, he is the court's most ardent defender of free speech.
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We're not done fighting for free speech and we will keep pushing forward.
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For them, free speech is valued only to the extent it promotes democracy.
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"It was a great victory for free speech in Colombia," Dr. Cerón said.
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The signature battle touches on constitutional questions of equal protection and free speech.
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This is why free speech requires constitutional protection, especially in a democratic society.
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Free speech may be the most essential vehicle for getting the truth out.
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FCC, holding that the TCPA's debt-collection exception violates the Free Speech Clause.
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It's certainly true that it's easier to enjoy free speech when you're privileged.
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And so it was a real example of potential harm versus free speech.
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That he'll appoint judges with cramped views of religious liberty and free speech.
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Free speech, by the White House's definition last week, doesn't cover protesting police.
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"Of course we welcome and support free speech on campus," Mr. Miranda said.
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The problem is that Facebook doesn't offer free speech; it offers free amplification.
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How an all-controlling state silences dissent by claiming to protect free speech.
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Free speech is the cornerstone not only of democracy but also of progress.
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Justice Kennedy mused that any number of free-speech doctrines doomed the law.
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That can be a boon to free speech, say proponents of the policy.
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There's a similar problem with debates about free speech on liberal college campuses.
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Opponents, including many Democrats, saw that provision as an impingement of free speech.
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Twitter's failure has been not understanding where free speech ends and moderation begins.
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Mark Zuckerberg gave an address about free speech at Georgetown University on Thursday.
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Free speech and due process are about giving people the right to choose.
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This article cites "some of our forebears," including five presidents, defending free speech.
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There was a designated free speech zone where people could express their views.
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Or got off the train or allowed me to have my free speech.
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"Mario took a principled position — it was free speech for all," she said.
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Ironically, it does so by deploying principles established in Holmes's free speech dissents.
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Now that free speech is under attack, will we speak up for it?
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Such is the irony, and the power, of the right to free speech.
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Protecting free speech and academic freedom is not a liberal or conservative issue.
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Do not give greater importance to free speech over human lives and dignity.
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The First Amendment was designed to protect against government restrictions on free speech.
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Still, even Lem did not wholly escape his government's crackdown on free speech.
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Nothing in the First Amendment's Free Speech Clause justifies that kind of discrimination.
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You're going to help support free speech online, she remembers them telling her.
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One writer argues why laws that force full transparency may inhibit free speech.
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Here we are exercising our rights to free speech in creating a film.
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Uighurs, human rights abuses, or the suppression of free speech—the success of
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Far-right provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos's "Free Speech Week" event series in Berkeley, Calif.
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" "We all have the right to free speech and to speak the truth.
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Critics feared that the bill could deliver a substantial blow to free speech.
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But the activism ran up against the country's strict limits on free speech.
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" — Claire Callahan Goodman, Oakland "Coulter does indeed have the right to free speech.
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And for free speech advocates, it's policing any discourse they don't agree with.
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Groups representing journalists and companies said that this move would restrict free speech.
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What does this say about the state of free speech in our country?
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Packingham appealed, saying that North Carolina's law violated his right to free speech.
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"This idea of 'free speech' is used to protect harassing behavior and harassing messages, and that, I think, is actually counter to the goals of free speech," Pao said on the latest episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher.
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Twitter was founded by people who described themselves as the "free speech wing of the free speech party," and in recent years, they have woken up to the idea that perhaps we need to do something about the Nazis on here.
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" For many Google employees defending free speech, China is an especially sensitive subject, given Google's controversial Project Dragonfly, which was a secretive attempt to develop a custom version of its search engine for China that would blacklist phrases like "free speech.
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Twitter long touted itself as the "free speech wing of the free speech party," and its inability to reckon with this legacy — or how blindness and indifference to power dynamics are still embedded into its system — remains a persistent issue.
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"Free speech and the free flow of information are heavily restricted in Saudi Arabia by way of laws, institutional and cultural norms, and various other mechanisms of social control," says Ellery Biddle, advocacy director at the free speech nonprofit Global Voices.
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Court rejects free speech defense The Trump campaign responded that no riot actually occurred, that Trump's words amount to free speech and that Trump was not addressing audience members -- but rather, security personnel -- and did not intend for violence to erupt.
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Asked whether social media "does more to help promote democracy and free speech or does more to hurt democracy and free speech," 51% of those surveyed said it did more hurt to democracy and 45% said it did more to help.
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So my sister goes to UNT and they recently had a event titled #WhenHateComesToCampus about free speech and apparently the Assistant General Counsel of UNT at this event said the N word and later "dumb n-word" to describe free speech.
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Colleges in Tennessee cannot "stifle freedom of speech and expression" by issuing speech codes, establishing free speech zones or disinviting speakers based on opposition by others to the content of their speech, according to the Campus Free Speech Protection Act.
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But one of the reasons people are so opposed to these "free speech" events — to the point of violence in some cases — is because these conservative activists often use the mantle of "free speech" to say some really bigoted, offensive things.
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Free Speech Week has even attempted to draw parallels to Berkeley's Free Speech Movement in the 1960s, with Yiannopoulos slated to give the "Mario Savio Award" — named after a key figure in the '60s movement — at the end of the week.
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"The visage of the most congenitally anti-free-speech administration in American history making a series of decisions as to which campus conduct is pro- or anti-free speech is more than alarming," Mr. Abrams said in an email Saturday afternoon.
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If opinions are not presented in a respectful manner — such as heckling a speaker because of opposing political views — then it doesn't constitute free speech, because in a way, by disrespecting the speaker, you deny their right to free speech.
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The Gunmen at 'Free Speech' Rallies, by The Times Editorial Board The Free Speech-Hate Speech Trade-Off, an interview with Erwin Chemerinsky, the dean of the University of California Berkeley School of Law Was Charlottesville the Exception or the Rule?
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After Ms. Coulter had to cancel, Milo Yiannopoulos announced that he would organize a "free speech week" in the same public plaza this fall so he and his supporters could attack a new perceived "enemy of free speech" every day.
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" UCLA grad student and pro-Palestinian activist Rahim Kurwa is quoted in the report as saying: "One cannot have diversity and social justice speech in spaces without free speech … free speech is not incompatible with our campaign but essential to it.
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" READ: Milo's "Free Speech Week" lasted about 20 minutes The comments came as part of a broad address on the topic of campus free speech that referenced the canceled "Free Speech Week" organized by Milo Yiannopoulos, which was supposed to be a four-day event but devolved Sunday into a series of 20-minute speeches on campus that the university dubbed "the most expensive photo op in university history.
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But some advocates of free speech see it as part of a troubling trend.
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Even then, the threshold between free speech and incitement will be hard to define.
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Would you enter people exercising their right to free speech into a criminal database?
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Laws against defamation infringe the right to free speech—a right this newspaper champions.
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We very much take the approach where we're just not a free speech platform.
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"This feels like we're trying to squash free speech," Navarro told the Monterey Herald.
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In our system, political differences are to be mediated by free speech and elections.
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It's also throwing a controversial issue like "free speech on campus" into the mix.
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First Amendment: Twitter is invoking the First Amendment's free speech protection in its complaint.
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Although that would technically violate a person's free speech, Twitter is taking a stance.
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I mean, this is now gotten well beyond stating an opinion or free speech.
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Is there a right to free speech on social media owned by private corporations?
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But the president didn't show up because Donald Trump doesn't care about free speech.
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This isn't to say that there's no problem with free speech on college campuses.
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Cruz paused before saying he appreciated the protester expressing his right to free speech.
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Such cases can also flout assumptions about the best way to protect free speech.
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Well the end of free speech as we know it may be upon us.
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Henderson said protesters can relocate to a "free speech zone" south of the river.
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Google and YouTube, both companies are really, really important in the free speech discussion.
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An Iranian American, never involved with ADL, but he cares deeply about free speech.
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By August 22015, the public discourse about Twitter and "free speech" had already changed.
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But the law was later struck down by the courts for violating free speech.
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On Tuesday, Trump made no mention of Erdogan's record on dissent and free speech.
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I don't blame you entirely for your skepticism toward the concept of free speech.
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That's how he became the house free speech lawyer for the right-wing internet.
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Fundamental values like free speech and freedom of religion have been called into question.
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Bonner is welcome to his opinions and his First Amendment right of free speech.
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Some liberals also see free speech as a Trojan horse for alt-right bigotry.
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She knows they threaten university presidents with withdrawing donations over these free speech dustups.
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"The president has free speech rights too," Sessions said of the controversy, defending Trump.
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To blame free speech for policy failures calls into question faith in democracy itself.
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Alex Baiocco is a policy analyst who works at the Institute for Free Speech.
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"We're put in a position where safety requires shutting down free speech," Creeley said.
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"If free speech is not protected, people do sometimes turn to violence," he said.
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Rutherford previously told The Washington Post that the town's order infringed on free speech.
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Most of the counter-demonstrators left after the right-wing "Free Speech" rally ended.
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So you see Republicans saying that their free speech and rights are being violated.
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It's the basic belief in open society, free speech, egalitarianism and meliorism (gradual progress).
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But this did not inspire any apprehension or criticism among emerging free speech warriors.
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But in fact, people on the right are overall less supportive of free speech.
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"Twitter can't interfere with free speech in an election year," he told BuzzFeed News.
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Roberts argues that the school district is violating her and her classmates' free speech.
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Most of the commentary on the case has focused on Phillips's free speech claim.
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Then they say they want to leave it to be a free speech platform.
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Free speech is a right, their reasoning goes, and it ought to be exercised.
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But it won't the first time code has been argued to be free speech.
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Does this suggest the debate over free speech on campus is becoming more civilised?
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But the court said the law violated free speech rights under the U.S. Constitution.
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He hopes that free-speech issues "won't take up too much of our time".
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Germany's memories of the Gestapo and the Stasi undergird its commitment to free speech.
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A few dozen attendees showed up for Saturday's planned "free speech" rally in Boston.
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Speaking generally, should religious convictions and free-speech values yield to non-discrimination values?
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Together, this gives the alarming impression that a whole generation has rejected free speech.
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It's part of an ongoing, controversial national conversation about race, free speech, and more.
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For example, Larry Summers participated on our online debate on free speech on campus.
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Human-rights groups say the jailings will have a chilling effect on free speech.
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Almost all of us would agree that some restrictions on free speech are necessary.
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Britain acknowledges the guarantees of free speech in the European Convention on Human Rights.
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The filing accuses the SEC of trampling on Mr Musk's right to free speech.
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The social media platform is also navigating questions over free speech and online abuse.
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It's unclear whether M7's free speech argument will be accepted by the court.
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Open Ideas Essay question: What should a commitment to free speech on campus entail?
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Yiannopoulos' speech was staged to challenge the school's commitment to free speech, he said.
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Those who have been flagged seem baffled that their free speech now has consequences.
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Carter's defense attorney, Joseph Cataldo, argued that Carter's texts amounted to protected free speech.
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And that&aposs not -- that&aposs not right and that&aposs not free-speech.
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But the company also draws fire for not doing enough to defend free speech.
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But the big tech companies have called it an "overreach" that threatens free speech.
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We love our free speech and we love celebrities getting taken down a peg.
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That said, this case wasn't a total victory for free speech and anonymity advocates.
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The debate over these homemade firearms and free speech, that&aposs all coming up.
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He had walked right into the free speech zone and this really physical crowd.
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It alarmed free speech advocates, who say it threatens to criminalize legitimate journalistic practices.
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Our democracy depends upon, as Brennan wrote, robust free speech and free press rights.
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Lanzo insists the Georgia Peach Oyster Bar is merely a celebration of free speech.
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The City Club prides itself as a champion of free speech and civil dialogue.
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The attack on free speech is a symptom of the rot in Palestinian politics.
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If we believe in free speech, we need to believe in Trump's as well.
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We work hard to make Facebook as safe as possible while enabling free speech.
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This left many wondering: Is this a violation of students' right to free speech?
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Boston, MA: There is a planned "Free Speech Rally" for this Saturday in Boston.
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We don't want to police free speech -- although we do speak to a script.
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The struggle between free speech and censorship keeps humans necessary in the undesirable role.
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It dismisses charges that it clamps down on free speech or on its opponents.
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Denton's deposition touched on his thoughts on free speech and Gawker Media's journalistic ethics.
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Some protesters at the ICE building have chosen criminal conduct instead of free speech.
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What about the campus radicals denying free speech at UC Berkeley while decrying fascism?
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And when free speech warriors are called out for their actions they lash out.
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But in doing so, Twitter has faced criticism for judgment bias against free speech.
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This isn't free speech, this is rank misogyny dressed up as a political statement.
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Bottom line: it's not free speech if it's a choreographed campaign of targeted abuse.
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Protest. Don't like the GOP presidential candidate and want to silence his free speech?
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He uses his unconventional style to spread conservatism, offend "snowflakes" and promote free speech.
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"There's this mantle of free speech that they're hanging their hats on," he said.
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Last year, 12 reporters were killed, according to free-speech advocacy group Article 19.
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Twitter has long promoted itself as network for free speech and having open dialogues.
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But critics say the tax is not about generating money but stifling free speech.
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Ted Cruz, believe that limiting Jones's online reach is an affront to free speech.
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Mr. Brennan and the former Directors are trying to play the free speech card.
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Facebook cited free speech and the difficulty in knowing when content crosses a line.
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Free speech used to be the norm in America — a topic rarely considered controversial.
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"We are asserting our right to demonstrate, our right to free speech," he said.
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For decades, conservatives and liberals have fought over the issue of defining free speech.
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Throughout the West it is the young who are most ambivalent about free speech.
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It's within his free speech rights, he claims, to post these 3D gun blueprints.
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The First Amendment does not, however, impose free speech rights on privately owned companies.
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For now, though, Facebook's policy and free speech principles will remain an awkward fit.
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EDT: President Trump has a signing ceremony for his executive order on free speech.
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Take away free speech, and liberal democracy ceases to be truly liberal or democratic.
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Trump as an authoritarian who crushes free speech is a laughable inversion of reality.
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Holmes retreated from his earlier belief that free speech protects only against prior restraints.
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It was against this backdrop that Holmes wrote his famous defense of free speech.
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Anti-discrimination laws have been on a collision course with free speech for decades.
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The study showed that students hold complicated views about the limits of free speech.
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Opponents of the legislation argue the bill is an effort to suppress free speech.
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In a country that enshrines the right to free speech, you would think not.
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It works only so long as people believe in the right to free speech.
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He also raised concerns over government efforts to regulate free speech and content online.
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That means tackling issues related to the internet, free speech, government transparency, and more.
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Speech that may be abhorrent to some still constitutes free speech, his lawyers maintain.
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Auernheimer told the Times that free speech concerns had driven his act of protest.
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The FDA's previous attempt was defeated in court in 2012 on free speech grounds.
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Concern about free speech on college campuses has garnered national attention in recent years.
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From the standpoint of free speech, that's a good result, not a bad one.
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The year of free speech, for all practical purposes, had come to a close.
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The case of the Trump-supporting driver was, for him, a free speech issue.
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Many of the companies have affirmed their commitment to free speech in the aftermath.
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Conflict over free speech on college campuses has intensified visibly during the last year.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg has maintained that the policy is rooted in free speech values.
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Packingham challenged the law, claiming it violated his First Amendment right to free speech.
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Opponents object to such resolutions as anti-Arab and attempts to curtail free speech.
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"Our commitment to academic freedom and free speech are integral to GW's mission." pic.twitter.
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By that standard, Alex Jones and his Infowars outlet make terrible free speech champions.
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She found seven free speech-related lawsuits filed by Mr. Trump and his companies.
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"We've gone through great lengths not to stifle free speech," the school administrator said.
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Assange's supporters see him as a hero who challenges censorship and champions free speech.
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This is not what a value-neutral, principled defense of free speech looks like.
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But there are two reasons why the players have a viable free speech claim.
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"The ACLU argues that free speech is a necessary precondition for equality," said Corbin.
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It is ironic because I wouldn't characterize my position as being anti-free speech.
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Supporters of Jones and other free speech advocates have called the moves political censorship.
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Unions should argue that workers have a free-speech right to protest their employers.
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The lawyers also said the defendants had a right to free speech, reported KSNW.
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But on the merits, this bill would have troubling implications for free speech online.
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President Obama deserves credit not for inspiring free speech but for nudging it along.
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This would rest on three things: inventing sex, inventing free speech, and inventing multiculturalism.
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What one person might describe as hate speech, another might describe as free speech.
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Pornographers are, fundamentally, on the front lines in the government's attacks on free speech.
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Why it matters: Some users see Twitter's crackdown as a violation of free speech.
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This is a country that really prides itself on its entrepreneurship and free speech.
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