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Portraits of Terror
The case of Joshua Stulman, a student artist censored by Penn State administrators for presenting a satirical exhibition about terrorism in the Palestinian territories of Gaza and the West Bank.
Recent Articles
FIRE’s award-winning Newsdesk covers the free speech news you need to stay informed.
LAWSUIT: Tennessee town cites woman for using skeletons in holiday decorations
Christmas in Germantown, Tennessee, might be merry and bright, but be careful if your decorations give a fright: you might get dragged into court and fined.
White House barring AP from press events violates the First Amendment
FIRE issued a statement condemning the administration’s actions, which have drawn criticism from across the political spectrum.
FIRE opposes Virginia’s proposed regulation of candidate deepfakes
Virginia legislators are considering a bill that threatens political speech protected by the First Amendment by penalizing people for merely sharing certain AI-generated media of political candidates.
Love, loyalty, and liberty: ASU alumni unite to defend free speech
The mission of ASU Alumni for Free Speech is to promote and strengthen free expression, academic freedom, and viewpoint diversity, both on campus and throughout the global ASU community.