Social Justice Is ICE Targeting Activists? A lawsuit alleging that immigration authorities infiltrated a Vermont-based advocacy group could have national ramifications. Jack Herrera
Social Justice Do American Prisoners Have Free Speech? The shuttering of a prison debate club shows the precarious nature of free-speech rights among American inmates. Noah Berlatsky
Education ‘The Coddling of the American Mind’ Is Sort of Brainless A new book repackages old complaints about college kids, while also discouraging protest. Noah Berlatsky
Social Justice The Opioid Crisis Is Also a Crisis of Speech Under the opioid panic, patients suffering from chronic pain can find themselves unable to speak openly with their doctors. Noah Berlatsky
Economics A Recent SCOTUS Decision on Labor Might Actually Strengthen Unions Identifying union fees as a matter of free speech works both ways. Francie Diep
Social Justice How Universities Facilitate Far-Right Groups’ Harassment of Students and Faculty Since he was accused of "attacking conservative students," Tariq Khan has faced harassment and death threats. Arvind Dilawar
Education The Trump Administration’s Free Speech Fight With the University of Michigan Is About Identity, Not Expression It seems the Department of Justice is, once again, setting its sights on free speech on college campuses. Jared Keller
Education How Right-Wing Media Has Tried to Stifle Student Speech at Evergreen State College A slanted version of the events at Evergreen College keeps driving the conservative news cycle—all while students suffer. Noah Berlatsky
Education What We Talk About When We Talk About Free Speech Do overblown fears of the First Amendment's demise undermine healthy debate? James McWilliams
Education If You’re Worried About Free Speech on Campus, Don’t Fear Students—Fear the Koch Brothers How billionaires and college administrators are using their power to silence students. David M. Perry