Free Speech at Sixty: The Origins of the Collegiate Free Speech Movement
The year is 1964. Lyndon Baines Johnson sits in the oval office following the historic assassination of John F....
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The year is 1964. Lyndon Baines Johnson sits in the oval office following the historic assassination of John F....
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On Monday, Greg Lukianoff, a free-speech lawyer and advocate visited UVA to discuss the state of free speech at the...
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Today, many Americans see the First Amendment as a key part of their national identity. Indeed, most Americans would...
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Last Friday, a crowd of eager students descended upon the Rotunda once again, this time in an effort to spar with...
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As part of the Uncommon Grounds speaker series hosted by the UVA Colonnade Club, adjunct professor of politics and...
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The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, known as FIRE, is a leading defender of free speech and free...
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On February 21st, on behalf of the Jefferson Council and Common Sense Society, British political commentator and...
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This past Wednesday, UVA President Jim Ryan gave introductory remarks inside the Hotel E Garden Room on the West...
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Last Thursday, the editorial board of the Cavalier Daily, UVA’s primary student-run news publication, published an...
Read MoreBy Alexander Ruszczynski March 25, 2022 2
See the full transcript of the interview here. Over the past 30 years, Mary Kate Cary has made sure to always keep a...
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