Perspective
Jan. 23, 2013
Free speech on California's campuses
California is popularly remembered as the home of the campus free speech movement. But today, far too many of California's colleges restrict student speech in ways that violate the law. By William Creeley
California is popularly remembered as the home of the campus free speech movement. But today, 50 years later, far too many of California's colleges restrict student speech in ways that violate the First Amendment or state law. By maintaining speech codes that prohibit vast swaths of protected expression - despite decades of court decisions protecting campus speech - California colleges are teaching their students the wrong lesson about the res...
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