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Legal Insurrection is Hitting the Road and Headed to Houston, Austin, and DC!

Legal Insurrection is Hitting the Road and Headed to Houston, Austin, and DC!

We’re hitting the trail and we’d love to see you at our Houston Reader Reception

We’re really excited to announce our upcoming events.

In October, Professor Jacobson will trek down to the Lone Star State to discuss the raging free speech wars. We also hope to have an opportunity to meet you, provided you’re in the area. In November, Professor Jacobson heads to DC to discuss our coverage of the Gibson’s Bakery v. Oberlin College Case.

If you would like to attend any of the upcoming events, links and info are provided beneath.

TEXAS

Houston, October 14

When:
Mon, October 14, 2019
5:30 PM – 6:45 PM

Where:
Los Cucos Mexican Cafe
23730 Hwy. 59 North
Kingwood, TX 77339

What:
We’ll be in Houston to discuss the best ways to fight back in the ongoing free speech wars, but before we get to that, would love the opportunity to meet you in real life! We have one of the best readerships on the web and look forward to putting screen names to faces.

Professor William A. Jacobson, Cornell Law Professor, President of the Legal Insurrection Foundation and Publisher of the Legal Insurrection Blog and Kemberlee Kaye, Director of Operations and Editorial Development for the foundation and the blog’s Senior Contributing Editor will be in attendance.

Space is limited and pre-registration is required as we are unable to accommodate walk-ins. Please be prepared to furnish a photo ID.

Appetizers will be provided and we invite you to stick around and join us as we discuss the Free Speech Wars with our friends at the Kingwood TEA Party following the reader reception.

REGISTER HERE

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When:
Mon, October 14, 2019
7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

Where:
Los Cucos Mexican Cafe
23730 Hwy. 59 North
Kingwood, TX 77339

What:
From college campuses to cancel culture, the free speech wars have only intensified. But there’s hope yet.

Cornell Law Professor and Legal Insurrection website publisher William A. Jacobson will join the Kingwood Tea Party to discuss winning the raging free speech wars. Topics will include how campus free speech problems have moved off campus through the “call out” and “cancel” culture, the role of “intersectionality” theory, and the threat posed by high tech content filtering. Professor Jacobson also will discuss his experiences as a conservative professor on a liberal campus.

REGISTER HERE

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Austin, October 15

When:
Tue, October 15, 2019
11:30 AM – 1:00 PM

Where:
Texas Public Policy Foundation
901 Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78701

What:
Join us as TPPF’s Thomas Lindsay, Ph.D. has a conversation with Cornell Law Professor and Legal Insurrection website publisher William A. Jacobson. Topics will include how campus free speech problems have moved off campus through the “call out” and “cancel” culture, the role of “intersectionality” theory, and the threat posed by high tech content filtering. Professor Jacobson also will discuss his experiences as a conservative professor on a liberal campus. Complimentary lunch will be provided.

REGISTER HERE

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WASHINGTON D.C.

November 1

The James Wilson Institute: Gibson’s Bakery v. Oberlin College: Campus Identity Politics On Trial

When:
Fri, November 1, 2019
5:30 PM – 7:30 PM

Where:
Hillsdale College Kirby Center
227 Massachusetts Avenue Northeast
Washington, DC 20002

What:
The James Wilson Institute will host Prof. William Jacobson for a public lecture on campus identity politics, college administrators, and a family bakery caught in the crosshairs. Prof. Jacobson has chronicled the ongoing legal battle Gibson’s Bakery has fought against Oberlin College at Legal Insurrection, an influential website he founded and where publishes on topics concerning law and politics. In his lecture, Prof. Jacobson will discuss the background to the case, the trial, the victory for Gibson’s, and what the case portends for the future of identity politics on campuses across the country.

Prof. Jacobson is Clinical Professor of Law and Director of the Securities Law Clinic at Cornell Law School. Prior to joining the Cornell Law faculty in 2007, Prof. Jacobson had a highly successful civil litigation and arbitration practice in Providence, Rhode Island, concentrating in investment, employment, and business disputes in the securities industry, including many high profile cases reported in leading newspapers and magazines. Prof. Jacobson also is the founder and publisher of Legal Insurrection, a popular politics and law website. He is frequently quoted in the media on political and legal topics, has authored many Op-Eds in major publications, and appears on television and radio to discuss politics and the law. Samantha Mandeles, Legal Insurrection Foundation’s Senior Researcher and Outreach Director will also be in attendance.

The event will be held at Hillsdale College’s Kirby Center (227 Massachusetts Ave. NE). Doors open at 5:30pm for light refreshments as we gather. The program begins at 6:00pm.

REGISTER HERE

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Comments

Let me know if Legal Insurrection ever happens to make it to the northern Indiana area, or at least Chicago, or Indianapolis.

    Kemberlee Kaye in reply to DouglasJBender. | September 22, 2019 at 10:24 pm

    Hopefully next year!

      Chicago? Indianapolis? Likely one of those two, I imagine. Chicago is about 90 minutes away from me, while Indianapolis is about 2 1/2 hours away (based on how I drive). If you were to decide instead on South Bend, Indiana (home of Notre Dame!!, and Mayor Pete!!), that would be only about 20 minutes from me. If you chose Elkhart, Indiana, I would owe you one.

Maybe consider the nw side of Houston. Could be a good time…

legacyrepublican | September 22, 2019 at 9:26 pm

Sniff, sniff. You didn’t include DFW at all. I so feel like putting on my pouty face.

DocWahala82ndABN | September 22, 2019 at 10:08 pm

Well… I’ve been following this site for more than six years (maybe closer to 8). Before now, I’ve never registered to leave any comments…. but LI is coming to Houston? That changes things!

Austin? Don’t you have to issue a trigger warning or something? Oh, an LI troll will spread the word.

Now we’ll be able to measure the true nature of LI’s reach and influence, by the size of the Antifa protests outside the meeting venues. 🙂

It may seem ironic to ask…But do you have plans to be in the Greater Upstate/Ithaca, NY area??

WELL LOOKIE WHAT I FOUND. AOC RACIST->AOC SIGNED THE BRAND NEW CONGRESS PLEDGE: https://brandnewcongress.org/plan also see AOC https://web.archive.org/web/20171026202709/http://brandnewcongress.org:80/candidates

“Every candidate we recruit, regardless of party, will be a firm believer in the Brand New Congress platform and pledge to enact it once elected. “

This was Ocasio Cortez 2018 platform. LOL This is what she pledged to. They thought this was a better plan than Trumps to keep illegal Immigrants from coming in the country. They wanted E-Verify so that no employer could hire an Illegal Immigrant. Better than ICE raids. lol

Guess whos platform this came from : “Truly effective border control is about high-tech night vision cameras, paying staff to monitor them, and non-stop enforcement that will let potential immigrants know that the only way to work in the U.S. is to enter through legal, safe channels”
https://web.archive.org/web/20170828110100/https://ocasio2018.com/

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.IMPLEMENT AN EMPLOYMENT VERIFICATION SYSTEM

Like E-Verify that prevents employers from hiring undocumented workers in the first place. This would be far better than the current regime of “I-9 raids” that make immigrants vulnerable to abuse by employers and rarely result in serious penalties for employers.

ESTABLISH LEGAL IMMIGRATION CENTERS AROUND THE WORLD

To recruit the best working families in Latin America and the Caribbean and elsewhere to join the American family. Not only does this provide a safer path to America for potential immigrants, but it enables us to finally be proactive about our immigration policy, instead of always being reactive.

SECURE THE BORDERS

We want immigrants to come to America — but we do not want them coming here in unsafe and illegal ways. Today, too many potential immigrants risk their lives by illicitly crossing desert borders and paying human smugglers. To fix this problem, we must establish a safer way for potential immigrants to come to America — and we also must secure the border. Of course, Trump’s border wall will be completely ineffective (not to mention outrageously expensive). Truly effective border control is about high-tech night vision cameras, paying staff to monitor them, and non-stop enforcement that will let potential immigrants know that the only way to work in the U.S. is to enter through legal, safe channels.

https://web.archive.org/web/20170828110100/https://ocasio2018.com/

Perhpas schedule an LI event in a hotel meeting room adjacent to the one Twillie would be using the share her view of the Gibsons trial. Four dozen whole wheat glazed donuts and you would totally own her audience.

2nd Ammendment Mother | September 23, 2019 at 12:47 pm

You’re killing us heading to the liberal cities of Texas! Unfortunately, I’ve got students during the week! Maybe the next trip!

Come to Columbus Ohio, only 2 hours from the belly of the beast, Oberlin, and only one hour from Yellow Springs, the home of Antioch College where the hair is purple, the noses pierced, the minds atrophied, the opinions predictably boring, the cars heavy with “coexist” bumper stickers, and where it is always 1968.

Be careful in Austin. They are doing their best to duplicate California’s homeless situation, tent cities on the sidewalks and all.

Houston is doable for me though I’ll see if I can make it there. You pick the two purple Texas strongholds on purpose?