Our Library Censorship Crisis
Len Niehoff
April 8, 2025
National Library Week April 7, 2025 Room 100, Hutchins Hall University of Michigan Law School Library censorship—by which I mean
National Library Week April 7, 2025 Room 100, Hutchins Hall University of Michigan Law School Library censorship—by which I mean
Banned Books and Forbidden Ideas: An Old Problem Brings Fresh Evils Keynote Address, Public Librarianship in Contentious Times Conference, University
Theologian David Tracy advances many compelling and fascinating ideas in his work. Those ideas include his theory of “limit language,”
William Shakespeare was born on April 23, 1564. Or maybe not. It’s a guess, counting backward from April 26, when
Note: This text served as the basis for remarks made to the Michigan Library Association on March 16, 2023. The
Presented to the Leelanau County League of Women Voters, November 2022 The Supreme Court’s decision earlier this year in the
In his influential book Free Speech And Its Relation To Self-Government (1948), the philosopher, college president, and free-speech advocate Alexander
Since the day it came down, the Supreme Court’s 2010 decision in Citizens United has been tied to a political
Over the years, I’ve listened to countless student moot court arguments, argument rehearsals by practicing lawyers, and actual appellate arguments.
