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Student editors at the University of Alabama are fighting back in federal court after their suspended magazines, “Alice” and “Nineteen Fifty-Six,” were shut down by the university — a move they say violates their First Amendment rights. Citing a Trump-era DOJ memo targeting DEI programs, the school justified the shutdown, but students are pushing for their publications to be reinstated and funding restored, arguing free speech must prevail on campus. The case could set a major precedent for student expression nationwide.

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