Tag: free speech
WU faculty join national effort to protect nonviolent student protests
Yale professor Matthew Smith didn’t expect much when he posted a letter promoting students’ rights to nonviolently protest on his Facebook wall last week.
Free Speech and the Netherlands
It may have been somewhat obvious to some that burning the Koran, however stupid, offensive and despicable it might be, falls within the realm of protected freedom of speech. However, Europe has taken a quite different, and much more, restrictive view on freedom of speech.
Question: What Do D&D Enthusiasts and the Aryan Brotherhood have in Common?
Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) is one of the go-to stereotypes of uber-nerddom, along with mouth breathing, a lack of social skills and glasses thick enough to repel lasers. The image of geeky groups of pimply, reclusive geniuses sitting at home on a Saturday with manuals detailing the adventures of trolls and knights pervades pop culture.
