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Clarence Thomas

Landmark free speech cases Sullivan & Tinker facing erosion after 50 years?

Therefore, the erosion of any free speech case, particularly those involving the press or speech on educational campuses, raises concerns for the library profession. Free expression, free access, and resisting censorship are core principles of the library profession and the Library Bill of Rights.

March 26, 2019March 26, 2019 Lisa Hoover First Amendment
Don't Mess Series

‘Free Speech Absolutism’ is the 1A Debate Du Jour

The fight echoes the battles libraries have long fought regarding content versus access. These issues are likely to show up in libraries yet again.

February 11, 2018February 5, 2018 Jessica Garner First Amendment
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