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Pluribus, Jeryl BierProviding original commentary and aggregating the best work on the illiberal impulses that threaten freedom and social cohesion.
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E-Pluribus | October 8, 2026
A round-up of the latest and best insight on the rise of illiberalism in the public discourse
Matthew Harwood: These Minnesota Parents Were Censored at a Public Meeting for Saying School Employees’ Job Titles
Blake and Katy DeMarais have...
E-Pluribus | October 1, 2026
A round-up of the latest and best insight on the rise of illiberalism in the public discourse:
Zach Greenberg: Pepperdine banned a professor who taught about a black Jesus
Christina Littlefield has taught at Pepperdine for 14 years and ho...
E-Pluribus | September 28, 2026
Toby Young: Does Britain Have a Free Speech Problem?
When J.D. Vance raised British speech restrictions in the Oval Office last year, Keir Starmer waved the concern away. At the Daily Sceptic, Free Speech Union founder Toby Young answers w...
E-Pluribus | September 18, 2026
A round-up of the latest and best insight on the rise of illiberalism in the public discourse:
Will Jones: Labour’s Pro-BBC Censorship Push is Not Based on Evidence
In the UK, Labour Party officials want social media platforms to boost “t...
E-Pluribus | September 9, 2026
A round-up of the latest and best insight on the rise of illiberalism in the public discourse:
Pluribus: Suncor v Boulder: A backdoor assault on the First Amendment?
Next month, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Suncor Energy...
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