Free Speech Tagged Episodes

Cancel Culture

September 29, 2024

Revoking support or a platform from someone who is perceived to have behaved badly has…

Abstract image depicting tangled speech bubbles, illustrating the complexities of cancel culture.

The Examined Year – 2015

January 3, 2016

A new year offers an opportunity to reflect on the significant events of the previous…

Silhouette of a head with '2015?' inside, reflecting on the year.

The Corporation as a Person

March 18, 2012

The Supreme Court recently decided that corporations had the right of free speech under the…

Meaning and the Revolution

September 12, 2010

The American Revolution was saturated with meaning and ambiguity, from the words of the Declaration…

John Trumbull's painting, "Declaration of Independence," depicts the Continental Congress signing the document. The scene is filled with historical figures, signifying the momentous meaning of the American Revolution.

Ethics in Journalism

April 29, 2007

Freedom of speech tells us the government shouldn’t restrict the journalist. But should anything restrict…

Hand writing 'Code of Ethics' with red marker; emphasizing journalistic integrity.

Freedom of Speech in Times of War

July 4, 2006

The Constitution grants the freedom of speech to every citizen. Journalists value it more than…

Three WWII propaganda posters warn against loose talk, emphasizing the importance of protecting national security during wartime. "Someone Talked!", "Loose Lips Sink Ships", and "An Enemy Ear May Be Near" are displayed.

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