Two of the least-known freedoms protected by the First Amendment — the rights of assembly and petition — are being tested in today’s rancorous, confrontational social atmospherics.
Perspective: Some First Amendment Back-to-School Advice
What can public school students say and do when it comes to expressing themselves in school this year?
Perspective: Freedom Forum is 30 years old — and just getting started
The Freedom Forum is 30 years old this July 4, but in many ways is just getting started in its mission of “fostering First Amendment freedoms for all.”
Perspective: New state anti-protest laws, if upheld, threaten to mute our First Amendment freedoms
By Gene Policinski, Freedom Forum Senior Fellow for the First Amendment
Perspective: News outlets need caution in offering a ‘fresh start’
What to know about ‘unpublishing’ policies
Perspective: White House and press corps should practice transparency, not prior review
By Gene Policinski, Freedom Forum Senior Fellow for the First Amendment A “free press” should be just that: Free to conduct interviews without prior review of quotes or stories by government […]
Perspective: Facebook’s Trump moment might define social media’s future under the First Amendment
Facebook’s “supreme court” on Wednesday approved the ban that blocked former President Donald J. Trump from using Facebook and Instagram after the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol – but […]
Perspective: Celebrating World Press – and Our – Freedom Day
Welcome to World Press Freedom Day 2021 — especially those of you not cheering that news.
Perspective: The verdict is in – but for protest rights, the jury remains ‘out’
The verdict is in. But the jury is still out in so many ways related to First Amendment freedoms.
Perspective: The World Must Urge China to Free Jimmy Lai
The world needs to keep its eye on Jimmy Lai.
