Censorship
ACLU Unable to Oust Patrolling Minutemen, April 19, 2006, Arizona Daily Star (Tucson)
ACLU fails in effort to suppress free speech.
Students’ Lawsuit Targets Policies Against ‘Intolerance’, April 13, 2006, Student Press Law Center
Students sue university that shut down affirmative action bake sale.
Ithaca High Banishes Dixie Flag, April 10, 2006, Ithaca Journal (NY)
New York high school bans Confederate flag apparel because of fights.
Borders, Waldenbooks Won’t Carry Magazine, March 31, 2006, AP
Book store chains refuse to sell magazine issue containing Mohammed cartoons.
Minnesota Prof Censored for Posting Mohammed Cartoons, March 10, 2006, Foundation for Individual Rights in Education
College professor causes stir by posting Mohammed cartoons on bulletin board.
Prosecutor Fired After Attending Meeting of ‘White Preservationists’, March 3, 2006, AP
New York prosecutor attended AR conference and said whites were “endangered species.”
Arapahoe Worker Hits Trouble with ‘English’ Sign, March 3, 2006, Rocky Mountain News (Denver)
Government worker gets in trouble for advertising himself as an “English-speaking American.”
DePaul Censures Anti-Affirmative Action Group, February 24, 2006, CNSNews.com
University punishes college group over “affirmative action bakesale.”
Student Editors Suspended After Publishing Muhammad Cartoons, February 16, 2006, Student Press Law Center
Staff say they fear Muslim retaliation after paper publishes cartoons.
Woman Arrested After ‘Racist Language’ At Taco Bell, February 6, 2006, Drudge Report
In Connecticut, you can be arrested for “ridicule on account of race, creed or color.”
DePaul University Calls Affirmative Action Protest ‘Harassment’, February 2, 2006, Foundation for Individual Rights in Education
University investigates “affirmative action bakesale” organizer for “discriminatory harassment.”
Laguna Beach Tradition Becomes Battleground in Immigration Debate, January 25, 2006, AP
Minuteman leader says he will sue town after group is excluded from parade.
Gun Violence is Opening up Racial Divide, January 18, 2006, Canada.com
Comments by AR posters show why Canada should censor news stories on crime.
OHSU Board Nominee Bows Out After Joke Falls Flat, December 27, 2005, AP
Politician gets in trouble for writing “white/male” as his disability on form.
Stetson University Outlaws Jay Leno, December 20, 2005, Foundation for Individual Rights in Education
University orders students cease distributing paper because of illegal immigrant joke.
Pastor Accused of Hate Speech Acquitted, November 29, 2005, AP
Lower court convicted Swedish pastor of hate speech for vilifying homosexuals.
Winthrop Campus in Uproar Over Column, November 17, 2005, Herald (Rock Hill, SC)
Student leaves university after writing column against racial preferences.
Conservative Student Claims Bias at WSU, November 14, 2005, AP
Student who thinks “diversity is perversity” almost kicked out of college for his beliefs.
Radio Host Fired Over Comment, October 28, 2005, Deseret Morning News (Salt Lake City)
Radio host joked about capturing Mexicans crossing border.
Washington State University Continues Campaign of Repression, October 19, 2005, Foundation for Individual Rights in Education
University threatened to dismiss student for saying “white privilege” did not exist.
Keith Windschuttle: Racist Essay Is From The Left, Not The Right, September 29, 2005, Australian (Sydney)
Australian historian thinks censoring Drew Fraser gives him undeserved attention.
Funny Choices, September 28, 2005, Los Angeles Times
Studio won’t release movie because it has the word “Muslim” in its title.
Fraud, Lies And Deception: How a University Defrauds Taxpayers, September 26, 2005, Online Opinion (Australia)
Australian professor blasts university for not publishing Drew Fraser.
The Color of Cornell’s Crime—Unmasking the Face of Ithacompton, September 23, 2005, Cornell American
College newspaper gets in trouble for article on black crime based on our report.
Vilification Outs Are There For A Reason, September 21, 2005, The Age (Melbourne)
Human rights lawyer believes Deakin University should publish Drew Fraser.
Deakin University Rejects Prof. Fraser's Article, September 19, 2005, AR News
University believes article about White Australia policy would violate the law.
Tell Deakin University to Publish Drew Fraser, September 16, 2005, AR News
Help Australian professor to make his views heard.
Forum Canceled on Border Project, September 8, 2005, San Jose Mercury News
Appearance by Minuteman Chris Simcox cancelled after Hispanics threaten violence.
Teacher Who Wrote Controversial Letter Resigns, August 31, 2005, Orlando Sentinel
Jan Hall resigns rather than apologize for criticizing Hispanics.
Teacher Faces Dismissal over Hispanic ‘Hate’ Letter, August 23, 2005, Local6 (Orlando)
Teacher suspended for letter on Hispanics to Congressman will not go back to school.
Local Teacher Accused of Writing Racist Letter, August 18, 2005, WFTV.com (Orlando)
School suspends teacher for letter to congressman criticizing immigrants.
Paper’s Edict Draws Dissent, July 18, 2005, Boston Herald
Editor suspended for challenging newspaper’s ban on use of race in crime stories.
ACLU Suspends Southern Chapter Over Minuteman Issue, June 21, 2005, AP
Champions of free speech suspend chapter led by Minuteman-sympathizer.
Minuteman Cancellation Triggers Free Speech Grumbles, June 21, 2005, North County Times (Escondido, Cal.)
Group cancels talk by Jim Gilchrist after city says it will charge $15,000 for security.
Forced Out: The Price of Speaking Freely in Multicultural America, June 10, 2005, Middle American News
“Conservative” magazine drops racially conscious editor after phone call from SPLC.
Illinois Senator May Block Nominee for a Top State Department Job, June 10, 2005, Chicago Tribune
Sen. Obama grills nominee for saying her black employees preferred drug dealing to jobs.
‘Disposition’ Emerges as Issue at Brooklyn College, June 1, 2005, New York Sun
If you’re not keen on Ebonics, don’t go to this teaching college.
Congressman Comes to Aid of Quran, May 27, 2005, WorldNetDaily.com
Black congressman’s resolution condemns defamation of the Koran.
Journalism Teacher Is Put On Leave, May 25, 2005, Star-Telegram (Fort Worth)
High school newspaper article on students’ views of Hispanics gets teacher in trouble.
State Senators Urge Governor To Ban Minuteman Migration, May 24, 2005, AP
Texas Hispanic politician tries to keep Minutemen out of his state.
Student Sues N.Y. College Over Dismissal, May 6, 2005, New York Sun
College dismissed student who wrote multiculturalism has no place in schools.
Academic Witch-Hunt, April 27, 2005, FrontPageMagazine.com
Professor punished for teaching article on black-on-white “Zebra killings.”
Bake Sale Battles Continue: FIRE Gains Victory at NEIU, Turns Sights on Grand Valley State University, April 14, 2005, Foundation for Individual Rights in Education
Free-speech group stands up for students protesting racial preferences.
The Truth About Teaching About Racism, April 12, 2005, Chronicle of Higher Education
Professor’s suggestion that allegations of racism might not be true provokes furor.
College Republicans Apologize for Bake Sale, April 12, 2005, Muskegon Chronicle (Mich.)
University forces club president to resign over “affirmative action bakesale.”
Anti-Immigration Group Kicked Out of Diner, April 11, 2005, Windsor Heights Herald (NJ)
Police break up peaceful immigration meeting after Hispanics protest.
Crime Drawing Strikes a Nerve, April 7, 2005, Comics Journal
Newspaper cancels daily crime cartoon after it exposes unpleasant realities.
Jared Taylor Meets Canada's Multicultural Madrassa—Almost, March 30, 2005, VDARE.com
Promoters of diversity reject diversity of opinion.
State Trooper Subject of Two Investigations, March 23, 2005, WHNT-TV (Huntsville, Al.)
Alabama “investigates” black policeman who criticized racial preferences.
Courting Racism, March 15, 2005, OttawaXPress
Student thwarted in attempt to get Jared Taylor a speaking engagement at the U. of Ottawa.