New FFE President
We are pleased to announce that Candida Royalle is now the President of FFE.

ARTICLE: The Feminist Pornographer
Tristan Taormino, editor of a new book on X-rated activism, says it's time to find a middle ground in the porn wars. go to article »

Jury Finds Former College President Personally Liable for $50,000 in Victory for Student Rights
ATLANTA, February 1, 2013-A federal jury today found former Valdosta State University (VSU) President Ronald M. Zaccari personally liable for $50,000 for violating the due process rights of former student Hayden Barnes in the case of Barnes v. Zaccari.
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FFE gets a call-out in a controversial media case Down Under . . .
http://www.smh.com.au

FFE President Jamye Waxman has co-written a new book, Hot Sex: Over 200 Things You Can Try Tonight
Finally, all the awesome information of The Joy of Sex without cheesy art or outdated photos. This gorgeously graphic guide to getting it on will appeal to a hip, contemporary audience and is a beautiful book for the bedside table (or the adventurous person's coffee table!) as well. Comprehensive, filled with useful guidance and hints, lavishly illustrated and no-holds-barred, this is the new definitive guide to sex with hundreds of ideas to enhance your sex life's playfulness, passion, and possibilities...starting tonight! more on amazon.com >>

Back to the Past: the Government's Brief in the "Fleeting Expletives" Case
September 18, 2011 - Earlier this month, the Obama administration filed its brief to the Supreme Court in two consolidated cases that will decide whether the Federal Communications Commission can continue its longstanding policy of censoring whatever it considers "indecent" on the radio and television airwaves. more >>

Report Finds Rampant Censorship at American Colleges and Universities
A report  released by the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) reveals that burdensome restrictions on speech are commonplace at America's colleges and universities. The full report is available here: www.thefire.org

Public Opinion on First Amendment Sets Stage For Supreme Court Rulings, Yale Law Study Concludes
Study emphasizes the importance of educating the public on freedom of speech and other civil liberties.
MIAMI - Do public attitudes about the First Amendment matter? The answer, simply, is yes. And here's the latest reason why: Because public opinion shapes how the Supreme Court rules. The study is available on the web HERE .