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Et Tu, LeBron?
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The NBA-China Disaster Is a Stress Test for Capitalism
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The NBA Is Going to Have to Choose
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Internet Censorship Could Happen More Than One Way
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I Watched ISIS Videos, and Felt My Soul Diminished
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Facebook Restricts Speech by Popular Demand
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Why I Cover Campus Controversies
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Finally, Facebook Put Someone in Charge
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Hollywood’s Great Leap Backward on Free Expression
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When Faith Comes Up, Students Avert Their Eyes
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Bureaucrats Put the Squeeze on College Newspapers
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Republicans Changed Their Mind About Higher Education Really Quickly
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What Joe Biden’s Latest Gaffe Reveals
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Here’s What Foreign Interference Will Look Like in 2020
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The Reason Musicians Speak Up About Mass Shootings
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Instagram Wants Memers to Like It Again
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How Trump Obscures Mass Shootings With Doublespeak
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Ideology Kills. How Do You Police It?
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Tarantino’s Most Transgressive Film
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Why Conservatives Allege Big Tech Is Muzzling Them
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When Using Racist, Define Your Terms
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Mark Zuckerberg Is Rethinking Deepfakes
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Wayfair Should Have Seen This Coming
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The Problem With Verification
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AOC’s Critics Are Pretending Not to Know How Language Works
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Kyle Kashuv Becomes a Symbol to Conservatives Who Say the Left Can’t Forgive
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How Harvard Should Handle the Kyle Kashuv Mess
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Harvard’s Drastic Decision
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An Abandoned Weapon in the Fight Against Hate Speech
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From Public Shame to the Courtroom
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Kellyanne Conway Broke the Law—And Is Going to Get Away With It
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Free Speech on Campus Is Doing Just Fine, Thank You
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The ‘Platform’ Excuse Is Dying
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The Coalition Out to Kill Tech as We Know It
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John Roberts Strikes a Blow Against Free Speech
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Online-Privacy Laws Come With a Downside
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Self-Censorship on Campus Is Bad for Science
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The ‘Enemy of the People’ Is the Real Target of the Assange Prosecution
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Now Julian Assange Is a Martyr
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Trump Was Right Not to Sign the Christchurch Call
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The Groups Bringing Forum Culture to Facebook
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The Damage That Harvard Has Done
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Tech Companies Are Deleting Evidence of War Crimes
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Don’t Let Students Run the University
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What to Do When the Boss Is Wrong
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Trump Attacks Facebook on Behalf of Racists and Grifters
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Camille Paglia Can’t Say That
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Why Sri Lanka Silenced Social Media
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An Internet for Kids
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The Online Speech Wars
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Discrimination’s Digital Frontier
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Democrats Are Falling Into the Ilhan Omar Trap
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In Rwanda, We Know All About Dehumanizing Language
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Ilhan Omar Falls Victim to the Outrage Exhibitionists
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It Wasn’t ‘Verbal Blackface.’ AOC Was Code-Switching.
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The New Science of How to Argue—Constructively
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How to Save the News Media
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A #MeToo Nightmare in the World of Competitive College Speech
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Creating Conservative Universities Is Not the Answer
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John Oliver’s Weak Case for Callout Culture
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Trump’s Redundant Executive Order on Campus Speech
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Chelsea Clinton in the Hall of Mirrors
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Weibo’s Free-Speech Failure
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Beto O’Rourke Was Right, and Democrats Might Not Forgive Him
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How Hate Groups’ Secret Sound System Works
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Probing the ‘White People’ Rant That Roiled Columbia
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The Covington Catholic Case Could Turn on ‘Actual Malice’
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Trump’s Extreme NDAs
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The Battle for American Minds
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In Defense of Harvey Weinstein’s Harvard Lawyer
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My Newspaper Died 10 Years Ago. I’m Worried the Worst Is Yet to Come.
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Why Is This Cross-Shaped Memorial Constitutional?
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The Snowflake in Chief
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Kamala Harris’s Blackness Isn’t Up for Debate
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Stop Alleging Anti-Semitism Just to Score Political Points
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Ilhan Omar Just Made It Harder to Have a Nuanced Debate About Israel
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Can Freedom of the Press Survive David Pecker?
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The Costs and Benefits of Worlds Colliding
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This Is How the Left Destroys Itself
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Social-Media Outrage Is Collapsing Our Worlds
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The Political Question of the Future: But Are They Real?
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The Trumpification of Political Discourse
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Trump’s New Catchphrase Is an Attempt to Delegitimize Dissent
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The Media’s Post-Advertising Future Is Also Its Past
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Reflections on a Year of Outrage
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How the Press Sustains the Forever War
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The ACLU Takes Aim at Criminal-Defamation Laws
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UNC Punts on Silent Sam
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It’s Time to Drop the ‘LGBT’ From ‘LGBTQ’
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Perhaps the Most Effective Way to Fight Racism
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The Speech That Facebook Plans to Punish
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Don’t Shut Down the Internet’s Biggest Jihadist Archive
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Why Wisconsin High Schoolers Aren't Being Punished for Mimicking a Nazi Salute
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Can Police Retaliate Against Loudmouths?
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How Politics in Trump’s America Divides Families
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The App at the Heart of the Movement to End Affirmative Action
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Julian Assange Isn’t Worth It
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What Turkey Stands to Gain From the Khashoggi Investigation
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The Looming Legal Battle Over Jim Acosta's Press Pass
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Video Doesn’t Capture Truth
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A Flawed European Ruling on Free Speech
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Twitter Should Kill the Retweet
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The Dilemma of Anti-Semitic Speech Online
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In Europe, Speech Is an Alienable Right
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Iranian Propaganda Targeted Americans With Tom Hanks
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A Lawsuit Tests the Limits of Anonymous Speech
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The Idioms of Non-Argument
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The Trump Campaign Says Exploiting Hacked Emails Is Free Speech
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Free Speech Will Survive This Moment
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A Civil-Rights Icon Urges Law Grads to Defend Free Speech
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A Battle Over Abortion and Free Speech
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