US Media Held Murdered Russian Journalist to a Dangerous Standard
Rather than treating Darya Dugina as a member of the civilian press, US media seemed to downplay her death as a casualty of war.
Free Speech Includes the Right to Say ‘No Thanks’
If one takes a minimalist approach to free speech, centering on the First Amendment guarantee not to be jailed or otherwise harmed by the state for expressing one’s views, then it’s clear that Bannon’s disinvitation doesn’t violate such a right.
In Trump’s America, Protest Is Criminalized While Reporters Are Literally Assaulted
better than adding slogans about democracy dying in darkness and truth mattering more than ever would be vigorous, sustained, principled defense of the right to protest and report, including while wearing black.
Soundbites December 2016
The Presidency–and Trump– Dominated Front Pages… Overlooking a ‘Screaming Faksehood’… ‘Smearing’ Thomas by Investigating ‘Terrible Things’… NYT: US Not ‘Involved’ in a War Where It Helped Kill 4,000 Civilians… ‘A Disaster For Democracy’
