Does The First Amendment Protect Citizens Who Film Police? Blog Does The First Amendment Protect Citizens Who Film Police?
Previous Advocate Of Censorship Appointed To North Carolina Board of Education Blog Previous Advocate Of Censorship Appointed To North Carolina Board of Education
Jersey City Paints Over Mural Portion After Allegations of Racism; UPDATE: Mural Removed, Affirming Need For Clear And Consistent Public Art Policy Blog, Letters Jersey City Paints Over Mural Portion After Allegations of Racism; UPDATE: Mural Removed, Affirming Need For Clear And Consistent Public Art Policy
Freedom Of Information Act Receives Milestone Reforms Blog Freedom Of Information Act Receives Milestone Reforms
Virginia MOCA Removes Gas Mask From Artist’s ‘Makeover’ Statue; UPDATE: NCAC Releases Statement On Behalf Of Artist Blog, Updates Virginia MOCA Removes Gas Mask From Artist’s ‘Makeover’ Statue; UPDATE: NCAC Releases Statement On Behalf Of Artist
After Parents Censor, Student Drafts Petition In Defense of ‘Glass Castle’ Blog, NCAC at work After Parents Censor, Student Drafts Petition In Defense of ‘Glass Castle’
It’s Not Censorship To Want More Female Game Protagonists Blog It’s Not Censorship To Want More Female Game Protagonists
Virginia School District Caves To Parent Pressure, Scraps Summer Reading List; UPDATE: Republican Senator Blasts Librarians For Selecting ‘Trash’, Petition Pushes Back Blog, NCAC at work, Updates Virginia School District Caves To Parent Pressure, Scraps Summer Reading List; UPDATE: Republican Senator Blasts Librarians For Selecting ‘Trash’, Petition Pushes Back
Legislating Against Revenge Porn: The Constitutional Pitfalls Blog Legislating Against Revenge Porn: The Constitutional Pitfalls
Video Games and Violence: Our Fear of the Immersive Perspective Blog Video Games and Violence: Our Fear of the Immersive Perspective
After Orlando, Are Social Media Sites Encroaching On Users’ Free Speech? Blog After Orlando, Are Social Media Sites Encroaching On Users’ Free Speech?
School Librarians And Their Constitutional Responsibilities Blog School Librarians And Their Constitutional Responsibilities
“Stand Tall, Stand Loud” Censored by NYC Department of Parks; UPDATE: NYC Parks Reverses Decision Blog, Incidents, NCAC at work “Stand Tall, Stand Loud” Censored by NYC Department of Parks; UPDATE: NYC Parks Reverses Decision
Vermont School Disinvites Childrens Author Because of Book About Heroin Addiction; UPDATE: School Reverses Decision, Will Carry Book in Library Blog, NCAC at work Vermont School Disinvites Childrens Author Because of Book About Heroin Addiction; UPDATE: School Reverses Decision, Will Carry Book in Library
US Copyright Office Leads Inquiry to Tighten Online Content Takedown Procedure; UPDATE: Comment from The Authors Guild Blog US Copyright Office Leads Inquiry to Tighten Online Content Takedown Procedure; UPDATE: Comment from The Authors Guild
Portland Resolution on Teaching Climate Change Raises Concerns Blog, NCAC at work Portland Resolution on Teaching Climate Change Raises Concerns
Georgia Lawmakers Attack Museum Exhibition Exploring AIDS Epidemic Blog, NCAC at work Georgia Lawmakers Attack Museum Exhibition Exploring AIDS Epidemic
Previously Censored Senior Reads “Dark” Poem at Graduation Blog, Incidents, NCAC at work Previously Censored Senior Reads “Dark” Poem at Graduation
American Nocturne: When Public Art Engenders Controversy; UPDATE: Mural Removed, Elgin Arts Commission Will Decide Fate Blog, Incidents, Letters, NCAC at work, Updates American Nocturne: When Public Art Engenders Controversy; UPDATE: Mural Removed, Elgin Arts Commission Will Decide Fate
Penny Dreadful in Paint: Accusations of Blasphemy Hit Virginia MOCA/Hi-Fructose Exhibition Blog, Incidents, NCAC at work Penny Dreadful in Paint: Accusations of Blasphemy Hit Virginia MOCA/Hi-Fructose Exhibition
