Archive | Censorship

Most fearless academic in America sues her persecutors.

Good news for dissidents.

Elon Musk scrambles to regain credibility on the Right.

It already has laws against "inciting hatred" based on race.

The state claimed a “KEEP NEW ENGLAND WHITE” banner violated civil rights law.

Facebook exec: "The legal and policy landscape surrounding diversity, equity and inclusion efforts in the United States is changing."

Official: “We keep a close eye on how disinformation and hate can proliferate, including online.”

Police claim the list promotes a “disproportionate and discriminatory approach to explaining criminal behavior.”

“New dangers threaten our democracies."

Facebook will now "get rid of a bunch of restrictions on topics like immigration and gender . . . ."

The deep breath before the plunge.

A small victory for free speech.

“This feels like the beginning stages of censorship on X."

“The AfD represents the greatest threat to our democracy.”

Ordinary people slaughtered by the hundreds.

The Party of Civility shows its colors.

Her org wants to reform Section 230 to "build safer online spaces."

We have just seen a radical shift.

Musk: "Did you know that 30 tech founders were secretly debanked?"

Britain goes full "anarcho-tyranny."

The study . . . found that certain DEI practices could induce hostility . . . ."

Twenty-five years of stalwart advocacy.

A small win for free speech.

She dared draw attention to black-on-white crime.

Attacks on the Wayback Machine mean "stealth editing" is now easier.

New law would allow judges to put people under house arrest on suspicion that they might commit a "hate offence."

The specter of race realism is haunting the UK.

She supported Brits burning down migrant housing.

"It is true that a party ban is an authoritarian measure, but it is an authoritarian measure of a constitutional state."

Black academic defends Amy Wax's right to free speech.

"Hate" is "disintegrating our democratic reality."

“One could get the impression that the supporters of the ban are more afraid of democracy than for democracy.”

Wax: "I think that our country and our university system are deteriorating in a very serious way. It’s becoming Third World.”

Free speech group says Wax's sanctions “should send a chill down the spine of every faculty member."

U Penn punishes America’s most fearless academic.

Letting Jared Taylor speak is a grave offense.

“While the audio confirms that a call was made, it does not prove that what was reported truly happened."

He wants a precedent that protects “the right of academics to express politically incorrect views about race."

"Black Girl Magic" will send her to the White House.

The main course will be X.

British media call the idea a "far-right conspiracy theory."

His crime was to post "anti-Muslim and anti-establishment rhetoric."

A small win for free speech.

Jail time for mild Facebook posts.

"We will throw the full force of the law at people."

Elon told the censors to screw off.

We're sure this will apply to those who spread hate hoaxes.

Kamala's sidekick has no understanding of the First Amendment.

The British government puts down its own people.

Director of public prosecutions says some posts could count as terrorism.

Bad news for the censors.

British police clamp down on free speech.

Freedoms do require constant, active defense.

"Only 43 percent of these students feel that freedom of speech is very secure or secure today."

Germany is hysterical over "racist" symbolism.

Uncancelable and uncensored.

Tenured professor: "Keep the faith; we are winning the battle, one case at a time.”

California governor wants new laws to ban "manipulating a voice" in a fake campaign ad.

He showed a "libelous" documentary to a large crowd.

To stop “cancel culture,” change the system.

Progressives will not back down.

Muslim employees didn't realize watermelons are racially insensitive.

The publication dared criticize foreigners.

Company cites its "responsibility to allow political expression."

But they seem to view social media censorship as "editorial discretion."

Nationalist politician has already scored a "victory against Big Tech."

The ADL is "generally unreliable" — but only on the Israel-Palestine conflict.

A defeat for free speech.

Anarcho-tyranny at its worst.

As told by the organizer.

“The AfD is a security risk for people and democracy."

Organizers expected 2,000 attendees.

American Spectator discovers Sam Francis.

The new George Soros?

The government wanted to "protect Australians from online harm."