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How Are Tennessee's Public Colleges Responding to New “Divisive Concepts” Laws?
As new laws go into effect, the state's colleges and universities are attempting to reassure faculty and staff, but there's still a chill in the air.
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Justin Hayes
The Case for Liberalism: An Interview with Joshua Reed Eakle
Justin talks with the co-founder of Project Liberal about his mission to restore liberalism, his work in Tennessee politics, and the rise of alt-right…
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Justin Hayes
Do We Need A First Amendment Theory for Drag Performances?
A Federal Judge ripped apart Tennessee’s anti-drag law, but could a more comprehensive theory for why the First Amendment protects things like drag…
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Justin Hayes
Tribalism, Edgelords, and the Death of the Libertarian Party | Part 3
Why a Neo-Confederate strain within the Mises Institute should not be ignored when current Libertarian Party Mises Caucus leaders call for a "National…
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Justin Hayes
Tribalism, Edgelords, and the Death of the Libertarian Party | Part 2
A Mises Institute-affiliated philosopher advocates for a stateless society where discrimination and exclusion are encouraged. He is one of the heroes of…
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Justin Hayes
Tribalism, Edgelords, and the Death of the Libertarian Party | Part 1
The libertarian movement has always wrestled with a contingent of illiberal individuals who warp libertarian principles to promote bigotry and…
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Justin Hayes
“Insurrections Everywhere!” Prepare for GOP Lawmakers to Throw That Word Around A Lot More
Why the “Tennessee Three” disruption in the state assembly is nothing like the actual insurrection attempt on January 6.
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Justin Hayes
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