Free Speech For Whom?

Why are Americans allowing special interest groups to overturn the Founders' most precious gift?

Free Speech In an Age of Terror, by Harvey Silverglate
[Ironically, liberals ushered in the very restrictions on free speech that are now being used to curtail advocacy from the left.]

Civil Disobedience and Dissent, by Elizabeth Wright
[A patriot encounters the "Patriot" Act.]

Free speech at risk
[Links to Biweekly Commentaries]

Free speech still struggles to survive, in Europe and in the USA, by Elizabeth Wright
[As in Europe, new laws, to prevent "hate," could make the U.S. government an official censor]

Europe's Hypocrites and Liars - Part I , by Elizabeth Wright
[Statutes against open discussion of history exist because intimidated Europeans succumbed to powerful interest groups ]

Europe's Hypocrites and Liars - Part II, by Elizabeth Wright
[The benighted condition of Europeans]

When Truth Is No Defense, by Elizabeth Wright
[Through the application of various kinds of "hate crime" laws some of the greatest injustices are being perpetrated in the name of justice]

Censorship Zones Flourish on American Campuses, by Thor L. Halvorssen
[Enter the designated Twilight Zone only, to speak your mind.]

Is the University of Wisconsin At a Crossroads?, by Dr. Donald A. Downs
[A strong free speech advocate takes on campus censorship.]

"There is nothing to investigate", by Elizabeth Wright
[Is the Left now devouring its own?]

Free Speech For Some, But Not For All, by Elizabeth Wright
[The double standard applied with a vengeance, in order to prevent legal defense for today's most hated minority.]

Punishing White Nationalists, by Elizabeth Wright
[Persecution in the name of "civil rights."]

Forget Big Brother; Beware Little Sister, by Nat Hentoff
[The "Kid’s Page" of the Justice Department directs children to be spies and snitches.]

Do You Really Understand the Bill of Rights?, by Larry P. Arnn
[The president of the Claremont Institute talks about natural rights, life and liberty.]

The First Amendment Means Exactly What It Says
[The Constitution explicitly guards our right to free expression.]

The Nuremberg Files, by John Fitzpatrick
[Should there be restraints on freedom of speech due to offended sensibilities or "hurt" feelings?]

Why Censoring Cyberspace is Dangerous and Futile, by Howard Rheingold
[If censorship laws are passed in this country, does the U.S. have the troops to enforce such laws in all the countries connected to the Internet?]