Matters of Public Concern

I've written before about how Garcetti v. Ceballos makes virtually any speech by a public employee potentially subject to sanction but is a particular disaster when applied to Higher Ed. What the Supreme Court may someday make of the mess it created is yet to be determined. But in a ruling regarding my own University, Meriwether … Continue reading Matters of Public Concern →

Dueling Cancel Cultures

This post was edited to incorporate relevant information which I was not aware of when I first wrote it. This information adds perspective to the issue, but it does not undermine my original argument. Recently, a number of prominent media pundits and academics published a letter in Harper's Magazine and elsewhere calling for both Justice … Continue reading Dueling Cancel Cultures →