U.S. high school students and their teachers agree that people should be allowed to express unpopular opinions, according to the Knight Foundation’s Future of the First Amendment survey. Photo: Mathias Reding/Pexels Fifty-seven percent strongly agree and 32 percent mildly agree. There’s been little change in nearly 20 years. Support drops to 40 percent when opinions are “offensive” and even lower when speech is “threatening.” Still, 62 percent of students say it’s more import

Princeton’s president wants to fire a tenured classics professor, but claims it’s not because he criticized “anti-racist” proposals, reports Anemona Hartocollis in the New York Times. Joshua Katz teaches classics at Princeton. No, says the university. Joshua Katz is accused of “failure to be totally forthcoming about a sexual relationship with a student 15 years ago that he has already been punished for.” “The message could not be more clear to dissenting voices on the facult