Tag Archives: Foundation for Individual Rights in Education

The Age of Totalitolerance

Posted on November 10, 2015 by Tom Garrett

Much evil may be committed in the name of “justice” or “equality” or, ironically, “freedom.” All of us believe in some version of those precepts. Thus, to oppose a strain of totalitarianism that gallops into town under a banner bearing the … Continue reading →

Posted in Commentary, General Culture and News | Tagged Concerned Student 1950, Education, First Amendment, Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, Free Speech, Higher Education, Missouri, Mizzou, R. Bowen Loftin, Tim Wolfe, TL;DR, Tolerance, Totalitolerance | 5 Comments

Let’s Talk About Oklahoma and Free Speech

Posted on March 11, 2015 by Tom Garrett

With the news that University of Oklahoma President David Boren would be expelling two members of the SAE fraternity for singing a racial-slur-laden song, there has been an expected uptick in First Amendment experts in the comments sections of the … Continue reading →