Issue

Free Speech

We work to ensure that advocates are free to express themselves and support issues that matter to them without the fear of reprisal.

A Foundational Right

Every American has the constitutional right to support issues they believe in without fear of harassment or retaliation. But across the United States, politicians are working overtime to silence those who seek to hold them accountable or those who hold points of view different from their own. To scare Americans into staying silent, politicians are enacting laws aimed at publicizing their advocacy, called “disclosure laws.”

By naming and shaming individuals who support different viewpoints, these laws effectively prevent everyday Americans from speaking out to advance causes they believe in. We won’t let these crucial First Amendment rights be trampled on.

Help Protect Free Speech and Women's Sports!

When a public school coach was fired for the common sense proposal of an open division for transgender athletes to ensure fairness for all, we stepped up and filed a lawsuit on his behalf—free of charge.

We urgently need your support for this case as we fight to defend free speech and protect women’s sports.

Our Cases Fighting For Free Speech

Our Fight in the News

Bowling Green Daily News

Simpson Judge-Exec, Man Blocked on Facebook Reach Settlement in Suit

July 27, 2025
(Bowling Green Daily News)—A First Amendment lawsuit brought against Simpson County Judge-Executive Mason Barnes, who was accused of violating Joel Peyton’s free speech rights by blocking him on Facebook, has been settled, according to court filings. Attorneys for both men filed a notice July 18 in U.S. District Court that...
Fox News

Student Suspended for Saying ‘Illegal Aliens’ in Class Gets Cash, Apology from School

July 24, 2025
(Fox News)—A school district in North Carolina has been ordered to admit their mistake, issue an apology, fork over $20,000, and more after they were sued for suspending a 16-year-old student who used the term "illegal aliens."...
The Kentucky Lantern

Kentucky School District Enters Social Media Consent Decree after Blocking Critic

July 21, 2025
(The Kentucky Lantern)—‘School choice evangelist’ Corey DeAngelis had decried Pulaski Schools’ posts against Amendment 2. Following a federal lawsuit, a Kentucky public school district has agreed to not block users from its social media pages and refrain from “suppressing criticism” of the district’s policies or public positions....
The Lion

Free Speech Triumph for School Choice Advocate in Federal Case

July 15, 2025
(The Lion)—A school choice advocate has won a federal free speech case against a Kentucky school district that banned him from its official Facebook page after he criticized the district’s use of public resources to oppose a 2024 ballot measure. Corey DeAngelis filed the lawsuit after Pulaski County Schools deleted...
Fox Business

Interview: Mother Speaks out after Court Approves Son’s Free Speech Settlement

July 10, 2025

(Fox Business)—In this interview with Fox Business, Director of Educational Freedom Dean McGee and client Leah McGhee discuss LJC’s recent free speech victory for a North Carolina high schooler was suspended and harshly accused of racism for asking a question containing the phrase “illegal alien.” To learn more about the...

Blaze Media

Opinion: School Censorship Backfires in Costly Free Speech Beatdown

July 8, 2025
(Blaze Media)—Pulaski County, Kentucky, tried to silence dissent with a ‘block’ button. Instead, it triggered a costly reckoning under the First Amendment. Last year, I took a stand against the Pulaski County School District in Kentucky when the district tried to silence me for speaking out against its unlawful political...