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Reaching OUT for Liberty, Property, and Petition
In December, Pepperdine University, a Church-of-Christ school, denied official recognition to a gay-straight alliance for the fourth time. Recognition would have allowed the group, Reach OUT, to meet in classrooms, advertise on campus, hold events, and utilize funds from the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Cooper, Alexander Cooper, Campus Progress, CBS Los Angeles, Change, Diverse, Diversity, Forbes, gay rights, GLAAD, Huffington Post, LA Weekly, lgbt, LGBT rights, Pepperdine University, Perez Hilton, Private Property, Prop 8, Proposition 8, Reach OUT, Right of association, San Francisco Chronicle, The Advocate
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Intern in Washington, DC with The Fund for American Studies
The Fund for American Studies (TFAS) is accepting applications for its summer 2012 academic internship programs held in Washington, DC. TFAS seeks to create a brighter, more prosperous future by preparing young people for leadership by teaching them the ideas of freedom and … Continue reading
The Law Perverted: A Libertarian Approach to Black History Month
The law perverted! And the police powers of the state perverted along with it! The law, I say, not only turned from its proper purpose but made to follow an entirely contrary purpose! The law become the weapon of every … Continue reading
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Tagged African Americans, Black History Month, Civil Rights Act, Frederic Bastiat, Jim Crow, PLessy v. Fergusson, W.E.B. Du Bois
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It’s the Free Market… Really
Every first Saturday of the month in Carroboro, North Carolina (Chapel Hill’s hipster outgrowth), an event called “Really Really Free Market” takes place. Essentially, it is a flea market where everything is free. People congregate to give away used retail … Continue reading
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Tagged Altruism, Ayn Rand, Communalism, Economics, Flea Market, Free Market, Markets, Really Really Free Market, Utility
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“The Future of the Dollar” Webinar Tomorrow
Join us tomorrow night at 8PM EST for a webinar discussion led by Mark Calabria over “The Future of the Dollar in the Global Monetary System.” Wednesday, February 1st at 8pm (Eastern Time) Topic: “The Future of the Dollar in … Continue reading
Thoughts on Chris Preble’s “A Libertarian Foreign Policy”
Last Wednesday night, Cato Institute scholar and VP of Foreign Policy Studies Chris Preble delivered a lecture to the Hoyas for Liberty at Georgetown University. His talk, which was streamed live online as part of the Students For Liberty Webinar Series, … Continue reading
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Tagged Cato Institute, chris preble, Foreign Policy, Free Trade, military, State of the Union, war
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Institute for Justice Breakout Session at ISFLC
Students For Liberty is excited to announce another fantastic breakout session for this year’s International Students For Liberty Conference! The Institute for Justice, America’s “merry band of libertarian litigators,” will be hosting a breakout session over the topic “How to … Continue reading
The Internet: This Way to a Free Society
Led by internet giants Wikipedia and Google, nearly 7,000 websites joined the historic SOPA/PIPA protest of Wednesday, January 18th. Social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit were all abuzz as millions of Americans vocalized their opposition to government interference … Continue reading
Taking Bad Responses to Task
Sometimes libertarians say stupid things, or, to be more correct, they say things in stupid ways. How we convey information about the philosophy of freedom often makes more of difference than what we actually say. Through self-reflection, we libertarians can … Continue reading
GOProud Breakout Sessions at ISFLC
Students For Liberty is pleased to announce that GOProud, a nationwide organization dedicated to limited government, individual liberty, free markets, and equality under the law, will be hosting two breakout sessions at this year’s International Students For Liberty Conference. The session … Continue reading
