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Censorship

Kennedy Center Adds Trump's Name To Building

The Defining Art World Moments of 2025, According to the Art Daddy

Whatever comes next will demand sharper vision, real accountability and far less tolerance for business as usual.
By The Art Daddy
A Black trans woman with pink curls and bold makeup poses barefoot in a royal blue gown, holding a torch of orange flowers against a pale pink background.

The Art World Confronts a New Era of Censorship in the U.S.

"While no single person is to blame, it’s clear that institutional fear—shaped by a broader climate of political hostility toward trans lives—played a role," artist Amy Sherald wrote of canceling "American Sublime" at the National Portrait Gallery.
By Elisa Carollo
Anti-Pornography Demonstrators Protesting

Can Controversy and Censorship Ever Be Good for Artists and Their Art?

For some, controversy brings recognition, but many artists suffer emotional trauma, professional setbacks and long-term personal loss.
By Daniel Grant
Mr. Aytaç's Twitter picture. (Photo: Twitter)

Turkish Journalist Jailed For Tweeting a Typo

By Molly Mulshine
NYU will follow New York State's lead and begin paying student workers $15 an hour.

(F)law & Order: NYU Students’ Emails Subpoenaed After Denouncing School Trustee

By Mimmi Montgomery
Here are some people in Mongolia. (Getty)

Mongolian Government Bans 774 Phrases from Internet Including 'Asshat' and 'Male Genitalia'

By Jordyn Taylor
Graffiti can stay. (Photo: Flickr)

A Russian Politician Wants to Ban Swearing Online, Because It’s Not Like They Have Anything Else Going On

By Jordan Valinsky

Internet Porn Now Verboten in Egypt

By Kelly Faircloth
The titillating cartoon in question. (Photo: Mick Stevens, The New Yorker)

New Yorker Cartoon Page Temporarily Banned by Facebook Because Nipples

By Jessica Roy

Fox News Censors Jesus Christ (Video)

By Foster Kamer
Stone cold grillin'. (Photo: flickr.com/alisdair)

Holiday-Appropriate Talking Points for Your July Fourth Gatherings

By Kelly Faircloth

China’s Crackdown on Internet Anonymity: Tell Us Your Real Name Or Stay Off the Microblogs

By Nitasha Tiku
Hang in there just like that kitten on the poster, Mr. Zuckerberg. (flickr.com/gpaumier)

Don’t Post ‘Irrelevant’ Comments on Facebook (Updated)

By Steve Huff

Ai Weiwei: Chinese Government Censored Microblog

By Andrew Russeth

Megaupload and S.O.P.A. Spark Interest in Decentralized File-Sharing

By Steve Huff

Oregon Law Targeting Twitter Mobs Defeated by Twitter Mob

By Ben Weitzenkorn

Watch: ‘Kidz Bop’ Takes On Lady Gaga, For Some Reason

By Daniel D'Addario
(AmericanCensorship.org)

The White House Signals Opposition to SOPA

By admin
Silicon Alley hits the political presses, snazzy logos and all.

They Work For The Internet: Behind Silicon Alley All-Stars’ Marathon Coding Session at Tumblr to Fight Against Congress

By Foster Kamer

Google/YouTube Do Not Want You To Put Their Christmas Party on Google and/or YouTube, Making People Sign Nondisclosure Agreements for Entrance

By Foster Kamer
Image via The Guardian

Do Startups Lack Political Klout? Pushing the Innovation Agenda

By Ben Popper

Censorship is a Big Hit on Tumblr: SOPA Day Explodes On Tumblogs

By Foster Kamer
Not a fan of censorship. Who knew!

Eric Schmidt Is No Fan of Censorship, Rips SOPA Act

By Ben Popper

American Censorship Day Wants to Censor Your Website

By Foster Kamer
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