This article analyzes the debate about campaign finance reform and argues that overall, campaign finance reform is necessary and important in the United States.

Just a little thought on it, and what I think is and isn’t racism.

Is the media destroying our First Amendment right to say what we please?

The Supreme Court has held that the First Amendment requires public school officials to be neutral in their treatment of religion, showing neither favoritism toward it, nor antagonism against students’ religious expressions. As the Court has explained in several cases, “there is a crucial difference between government speech endorsing religion, which the Establishment Clause forbids, and private speech endorsing religion, which the Free Speech and Free Exercise Clauses protect”.

The Hate Crimes Bill claims to protect minorities from physical harm. But could it be used to limit the free speech rights of others?

What many people dismiss as “political correctness” is what we once called “courtesy”. Political correctness doesn’t inhibit anyone’s ability to speak freely: it protects freedom of speech.

Lessons we all need to learn.

Free speech carries the attendant “cost” of claiming ownership of your speech, and taking responsibility for the consequences.

This article describes how, with New York Times Co. v Sullivan, the United States broke with the British libel law and briefly touches on what that meant for private reputations as well as for our freedom of expression.

A look into the free speech black hole that our nation has become.