Are teachers' social media posts on Charlie Kirk protected free speech?
Two teachers and a staff member are on leave over posts they allegedly made about Charlie Kirk's death, igniting a debate on whether the posts are examples of free speech.
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Two teachers and a staff member are on leave over posts they allegedly made about Charlie Kirk's death, igniting a debate on whether the posts are examples of free speech.
Two Massachusetts teachers have been placed on leave this week and a third staff member is under investigation over posts they allegedly made on social media about Charlie Kirk's death, igniting a debate on whether the posts are examples of free speech. WBZ-TV's Paul Burton reports.
The Supreme Court heard a free speech case involving the Biden administration's efforts to pressure social media companies to remove what it said was false information.
