The Libertarian: “Civil Rights and Antidiscrimination Laws”

"The characteristics of the school as a place of learning reinforce that administrators cannot favor one side of a debate involving parental speech on an issue of prominent public concern, and which, in those parents' views, concerned the safety of their children."

I'm pleased to report that it has been 5 years since the Journal of Free Speech Law published its first article, and since then we've published a total of 150.

So much for escaping the oddities of California politics—not when the governor suffers from wanderlust (it helps to have a compliant Legislature), billionaires can’t agree on campaign tactics, and a former House speaker applies a heavy hand in the race to succeed her in Congress.