Instructors at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse are crafting a statement to protect speech in class, after a professor was asked to apologize for comments made in an email to students. Educators ...

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One way to evaluate how people around the world feel about free speech, free press, and internet use without state or government censorship is to compare views of how important these freedoms are with ...

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