free speech

An Iowa State University professor is making headlines after she warned her students not to make arguments against abortion or same-sex marriage in projects.

“Freedom of expression is in crisis,” the Philadelphia Statement begins. “Truly open discourse—the debates, exchange of ideas, and arguments on which the health and flourishing of a democratic republic crucially depend—is increasingly rare. Ideologues demonize opponents to block debates on important issues and to silence people with whom they disagree.”

This paragraph is an answer to the well-meaning Christians who, at times, ask whether it is appropriate to be involved in “political debates” over things like free speech or religious freedom. Part of the Christian’s calling is to steward and protect good things. Freedom of expression is one of those good things, and not just for us.

A Bethel music worship leader turned activist took to Twitter to call out social media platforms for censoring his praise and worship content.

A woman has filed a religious discrimination complaint with the state Commission for Human Rights Tuesday she was banned from a public park for sharing the gospel with others.

A news reporter and a photographer are now facing trespassing charges after they went on the Liberty University campus to pursue stories regarding the school's decision to stay partially open amid the coronavirus pandemic.

A Denver based columnist is claiming that he was fired over making a statement that there are only two sexes.

While they do business with anyone regardless of race, sex, gender, etc., the couple will not create videos that "contradict biblical truth; promote sexual immorality; support the destruction of unborn children; promote racism or racial division; incite violence; degrade women; or promote any conception of marriage other than as a lifelong institution between one man and one woman."

Following through on a promise he made last month at the Conservative Political Action Conference, President Trump signed an executive order on Thursday protecting free speech on college and university campuses.

Just days after a conservative man was punched in the face on the University of California Berkley campus, President Trump announced that he will be signing an executive order, demanding colleges protect free speech.

Evangelist Franklin Graham was banned from Facebook last week over a post he wrote two years ago and now Facebook is apologizing.