From yesterday’s decision in Siegel v. Aziz (N.J. Super. Ct. App. Div.) (by Judges Ronald Susswein and Lisa Perez-Friscia): Defendant was elected and sworn in as a member on the Westfield Board of Education in January 2021. Her term ended in April 2024. Defendant is also a law professor at Rutgers Law School and her […]
This new article is here. The Introduction: In the United States, as is widely known, “hate speech” is generally protected by the First Amendment. Hate speech is considered “free speech” unless it provokes imminent violence or constitutes a “true threat” or “fighting words.” No other nation protects the right to express hate so vigorously. Hate speech […]
Psychologist and author Scott Barry Kaufman joins Reason‘s Nick Gillespie to discuss his new book Rise Above, which challenges the growing embrace of victimhood as identity. They explore how traits such as neuroticism and vulnerable narcissism are shaping modern culture, why social media rewards grievance over growth, and what it really takes to develop a […]