Judge David Hittner found the law overly broad and vague, offering a simple solution to those offended: "Just don't go."
The 11th Circuit ruled 8-5 against Hamburger Mary's, allowing Florida to restrict drag shows deemed obscene for minors.
The couple says the city violated their First Amendment rights by fining them for painting their fence in rainbow Pride colors.
A federal judge ruled St. George must cover attorneys' fees after a drag troupe won a First Amendment case over a canceled park show.
Boston University president apologizes after enforcement of a “content-neutral” signage policy disproportionately impacted LGBTQ symbols.
Tennessee librarian Luanne James has refused to move 132 books flagged for LGBTQ content from the juvenile section to the adult section.
High court rules Colorado’s law isn’t "viewpoint neutral" and that therapists’ speech is protected by the First Amendment.
Faculty push back after Pride flags were removed from campus windows, with officials citing a “content-neutral” signage policy.
U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk has upheld West Texas A&M’s drag ban, ruling that the performances are not protected speech.
A philosophy professor replaced readings from Plato’s Symposium with lessons on free speech after Texas A&M restricted his course content.
The university says the firing followed a grading dispute over an essay that cited the Bible and described transgender people as "demonic."
New policy requires campus presidents to approve any course addressing race, gender identity, gender ideology, or LGBTQ topics.
William Saki sued to express his identity on a vanity plate that Ohio labeled "Inappropriate," leading the state to revise its rules.
The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals struck down an Ohio school district's anti-harassment rules on misgendering, calling them unconstitutional.
A federal judge in Virginia has ordered the Pentagon to restore books and curriculum removed from schools serving military families under the Trump administration’s campaign...