Tag Archives: free speech
Ethics Quote of the Week: Chris Matthews
Pat Buchanan is loyal; it’s some of his other ethical values that are in doubt. Continue reading
Occupy Brain Pans
If Occupy the Courts won’t convince the pols and journalists that they made an epic mistake, nothing will. But at least it settles the matter. These people have no idea, none, what they are doing. Continue reading
Ethical Quote of the Week: Boston Judge Frances A. McIntyre
Occupying isn’t speech. Surprised? Continue reading
Filed under Citizenship, Government & Politics, Law & Law Enforcement, U.S. Society
Ethics Hero: Ken, Popehat Blogger
Ken at Popehat is on a crusade worth paying heed to. Continue reading
A Close Call at Integrity Junction
It’s so easy to violate your integrity. It also can become a habit. I just had a close call at Integrity Junction myself, and, of all things, another blogger saved me. In part, this account is to thank him. Continue reading
Comment of the Day:”Catawba Valley Community College vs. FIRE, Free Speech and Fairness”
The Comment of the Day explores the change in university leadership and power structure that is resulting in abuses of academic freedom and freedom of expression. Continue reading
Filed under Business & Commercial, Education, Leadership, U.S. Society
Catawba Valley Community College vs. FIRE, Free Speech and Fairness
A community college was using a vague policy to bully a student who objected to being exploited as part of an unholy alliance between the school and a credit card company. And then FIRE entered the scene… Continue reading
Filed under Education, Finance, The Internet
Ethics Quote of the Week: GMU School of Law Dean Daniel Polsby
Wow. A University Dean who doesn’t endorse censorship of unpopular speech on campus! Continue reading
Coercive Indoctrination in the Schools: Unethical, Regardless of the Content
There are words for schools punishing students for their beliefs, and among those words are “indoctrination,” “coercion,” brain-washing,” and “unethical.” Continue reading
