McCarthyism Watch

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Denying the visa to Hollman Morris sends a “particularly visible and troubling message.”read more

The media in the United States, which genuflects daily on the altar of freedom of speech, simply can’t abide employing anyone who doesn’t toe the line on Israel.read more

Hollman Morris, winner of an award from Human Rights Watch and a Nieman Fellow at Harvard, can't come here.read more

Silently holding up an “End War” sign has led to the suspension of two Massachusetts high school teachers.read more

Professor Sandra Soto was called “bitch” and told to “cut your hair” when she dared to criticize Arizona’s new anti-immigrant laws.read more

In a country and a profession that is supposed to cherish free speech, it is troubling to see a veteran journalist run out on the rails.read more

The attorney general’s demands are “unprecedented,” the school says. And “their sweeping scope is certain to send a chill through the Commonwealth’s colleges and universities.”read more

The University of Virginia must produce reams of documents about a climate scientist who left the university five years ago. The AG’s demand is “burdensome and entirely unwarranted,” say Virginia scientists and academics.read more

The leading leftwing intellectual perhaps in the entire world had his passport stamped “denied entry” when he tried to enter Israel to deliver a speech at a university.read more

Four students who participated in a nonviolent protest in support of striking Sodexo workers were written up. Two were told not to set foot on campus after graduation or they’d be arrested.read more

The maker of the “Bush Lied…They Died” T-shirt was sued by parents of a fallen soldier for $40 billion. But a federal judge just tossed the case out.read more

The editor of Tikkun Magazine found his home plastered with posters calling him an enemy of Israel.read more

“I have the dread sense of the dark clouds of fascism gathering,” he said. “The level of anger and fear is like nothing I can compare in my lifetime.”read more

“They think I don’t have a mind of my own and I’m not capable of feeling these things that are happening and that I’m not capable of trying to do something about it,” says 12-year-old Frankie Hughes.read more