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Censorship 101: What schools are really teaching students when we let them censor their speech

Thursday, December 12, 2013

Associate Professor Sonja R. West published "Censorship 101: What schools are really teaching students when we let them censor their speech" in Slate magazine regarding how the U.S. Supreme Court has "slowly chipped away" at students' right to express their views at school. The article appeared on 12/6/13.

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