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"My response depends on who you are": Akmal on critics [WATCH]
2+ day, 11+ hour ago (16+ words) "My response depends on who you are"': Akmal on critics NST Online What To Read Next...
Remembering Charlie Kirk
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (28+ words) There is something strange about trying to explain the impact of someone you’ve never met. Charlie Kirk never knew my name. I never sat across from him or...
Revisiting the Final Season of 'Hacks': Comedy, Controversy and Free Speech
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (1040+ words) The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to…...
New ‘Fake News?’ exhibition opens at Porthcurno museum
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (314+ words) The exhibition explores disinformation from ancient times to the present day A VIBRANT and engaging exploration of the subject of misinformation has now opened at PK Porthcurno Museum of Global Communications. Fake News? is a thought-provoking, cross-generational exhibition exploring the…...
'Revolutionary in form and content': How the obscenity trial against 1950s poem Howl reshaped US free speech
3+ day, 11+ hour ago (992+ words) Allan Ginsberg's graphic verse had a seismic effect on American society. When two people were put on trial for selling it, the judgement was a landmark moment in loosening censorship. On 7 October 1955, Allen Ginsberg first performed his poem Howl, destined…...
Francis Libiran apologizes over Inaul design following criticism
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (617+ words) Francis Libiran apologized to the Maguindanaon people and Bangsamoro cultural communities following criticism over his recent presentation of Inaul in one of his designs. “I got this wrong. In describing Inaul as something I ‘weaponized’ and made ‘dangerous,’ I used…...
Under an assumed name
4+ day, 4+ hour ago (804+ words) Inquirer.net Under an assumed name If you are going to use fake names on official government receipts, why not draw from history? While I admire the Vice President’s staff’s sense of humor, instead of the combination of café and…...
Opinion | The price of campus humorlessness
4+ day, 39+ min ago (72+ words) washingtonpost.com The University of Washington pays $600,000 to a professor it investigated for poking fun at a land acknowledgment. One way to identify ideologues is that they won’t tolerate ribbing. After the University of Washington recommended that computer science professors…...
Skillet's John Cooper slams cancel culture: 'I am a huge believer in freedom of speech' | Fox News Video
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (50+ words) Skillet's John Cooper slams cancel culture: 'I am a huge believer in freedom of speech' Fox News Skillet's John Cooper slams cancel culture: 'I am a huge believer in freedom of speech' Skillet frontman John Cooper defends free speech and…...
The Proclaimers: Britain was ‘freer and more tolerant’ a decade ago
4+ day, 16+ hour ago (325+ words) The Proclaimers have said Britain was “freer and more tolerant” a decade ago than it is today. The duo – twin brothers Craig and Charlie Reid – were speaking as they return with their first album in four years, You May Offend....