What Losing Free Speech Looks Like: Glenn Beck on the Rebel News Billboard 'Hate' Crime

Glenn Beck addresses Toronto billboard that triggered a police investigation over ‘hate speech’

Last week in Canada, Toronto police stopped a Rebel News digital billboard truck after a passerby called in a possible hate crime — simply because of what the billboard said.The billboard boasted a paid advertisement from the Canadian Women's Sex-Based Rights, which advocates for women’s safety in sports.“Not for speeding, not for a bad tail light, but officers were responding to a complaint about the message on the side of the truck being a hat…

What losing free speech looks like: Glenn Beck on the Rebel News billboard 'hate' crime

Subhead:American political commentator Glenn Beck weighed in on the importance of the First Amendment and used a recent police stop of the Rebel News billboard truck as an example of what the erosion of free speech looks like.# YouTube-embed:CG-JditrUz0 American broadcaster Glenn Beck devoted a segment of his show this week to the Rebel News billboard truck incident in Toronto, using it to make a broader argument about the difference between Can…

IU adjunct professor’s stunt involving cake raises free-speech concerns

Just as Marie Antoinette’s alleged quip about cake inflamed her French subjects, an Indiana University part-time professor’s stunt with a bakery treat has ignited calls for her to be fired and highlighted the pressure academics are under in Indiana.

TTPS Explains The Limits Of Free Speech

Sgt. Devonn Jagroop (Ag), TTPS Media Ambassador, discusses the legal principles surrounding freedom of speech in Trinidad and Tobago. He explains the rights and responsibilities that accompany free expression, the limits imposed by law, and why understanding these boundaries is essential to promoting respectful public discourse and maintaining public order.

Samson Anyenini Warns Against ‘Ugly Free Speech Abuse’, Says Insults Aren’t Democracy

Legal practitioner and journalist Samson Lardi Anyenini is urging Ghanaians to elevate the quality of public discourse, stressing that free speech must be used to debate issues mdash;not to hurl insults at individuals. His call comes in the wake of recent arrests of social media users over political commentary, including TikToker Camilla Alhassan, who is currently facing a one-year prison term after being charged with offensive conduct and publi…