Author Archives: Moriah Costa

In the Name of Cybersecurity: CISPA, the Most Recent Threat to Free Speech

Censorship has become an all too frequently used word. Nowhere is this seen more than in the fight against Internet regulation. In Reno v. ACLU, the Supreme Court declared that the Internet was a free speech zone and, as such, was protected by … Continue reading

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Why Libertarians Should Embrace Feminism

This article was co-written by Campus Coordinator Moriah Costa of Arizona State University in collaboration with Luca Gattoni-Celli of the College of Charleston When women in the United States won the right to vote with the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment … Continue reading

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Libertarians You’ve Never Heard Of: Rose Wilder Lane

As a young city girl, I loved reading Little House on the Prairie and imagining what my life would be like if I had lived during the expansion of the American West. When I discovered Laura Ingalls Wilder’s daughter, Rose, … Continue reading

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Arizona State University Students Host a Free Speech Wall

Three days before Thanksgiving break, the Arizona State University Students For Liberty joined forces with the College Republicans and the Network of Enlightened Women to host a free speech wall on our campus. The ideas presented on the wall were very diverse … Continue reading

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Spreading Liberty at Occupy Phoenix

For the past few weeks, the Occupy Wall Street movement has been hotly debated among libertarians. Should we participate? Are the protesters against a free market? What is the purpose of the movement? Does it even have one? This debate … Continue reading

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Abolishing FEMA Will Provide Actual Disaster Relief

Ever since Hurricane Katrina, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has been criticized for its ineffectiveness in providing disaster relief. Many have questioned if it should even continue to be funded. This concern increased after Hurricane Irene left many in … Continue reading

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