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Baltimore teacher fired when anti-Trump Facebook post went viral
Teachers are increasingly being targeted for social media posts. But the school is private and not bound by the First Amendment.
NYU suspends party-going student over COVID rules, even though he’s learning online, never goes on campus
And they won’t refund his $36,000.
Facebook faces privacy lawsuit, alleging Instagram was accessing phone cameras when not in use
It’s far from the first privacy accusation against Facebook.
Candace Owens’ readers suggest Amazon employees are damaging copies of her book
Customers are posting images of the cover smeared with a Vaseline-like substance.
President Trump and Carpe Donktum sued over meme
The lawsuit also claims that the creation and sharing of the satirical meme caused “fright and shock.”
New Australian “pre-crime” bill allows authorities to arrest citizens for dissent, online “conspiracies”
Citizens who haven’t even commited a crime can be locked away under new proposals.
South Carolina teacher loses job over Facebook memes
An increasing trend, even in public schools that are supposed to be bound by the First Amendment.
New UK law forces citizens to download contact tracing app or provide personal info to use certain businesses
The erosion of people’s civil liberties continues.
Facebook to stop recommending all health-related groups
Facebook has already deleted over 1 million.
Spotify employees reportedly call for Joe Rogan censorship
The People Vs Spotify.
As attempts to cancel J.K. Rowling intensify, the ACLU accuses “famous authors” of attacking trans people
The ACLU’s recent condemnation of Rowling’s statements represent a stark contrast to its stated goal of preserving individual rights and liberties.
White House coronavirus advisor slams YouTube censorship, says censoring science is like a third-world country
Big Tech companies have a veto over the public conversation.