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In Defense of Berkeley Instructor Peyrin Kao
UC Berkeley administrators have violated Kao’s academic freedom and the First Amendment in their shameful punishment of him for his free speech.
An Unjust Suspension in Oklahoma
It’s time for people on all sides in all cases to condemn interim suspensions on a universal, consistent and principled basis.
Northwestern’s Complicity With the Trump Regime
We need shadow universities to preserve academic values and academic freedom at a time when they are under attack by government officials and campus administrators.
Indiana’s Attack on Intellectual Diversity
Already used to suspend a professor, Indiana’s Act 202 curtails academic freedom and limits the plurality of viewpoints on campus.
A Partial Victory for Freedom of the Press at Indiana University
While we need to celebrate the win, we also need to recognize how incomplete and temporary it was.
Misogyny and ‘Hoeflation’ at the National Association of Scholars
For a moment, I wondered if perhaps NAS had been fooled, publishing a work of gross misogyny that had been planted to humiliate them.
‘The Myth of Political Correctness,’ 30 Years Later
Looking back, I think my first book’s claims have been proven largely correct over the past three decades.
No, the AAUP Is Not Opposing Reform
We need to recognize a broad range of views opposing government censorship, even if we think they have pursued the wrong strategy.