Last week, UCLA Law Review Discourse published "Fascist Government Speech" by @alexsinha.bsky.social. In it, Prof. Sinha forcefully argues that the government-speech doctrine must be revised to stop protecting democracy-undermining fascist speech.

Read more: www.uclalawreview.org/fascist-gove...

Catch up with more scholarship! In this year's Discourse Volume 73:

David Marcus, The Class Action After Trump v. CASA

Craig Konnoth, The National Termination of Pediatric Gender Affirming Care: A Study in Illegal, Anticipatory Compliance

@alexsinha.bsky.social, Fascist Government Speech

Catch up with our scholarship! In our most recent print edition, Vol. 72, Issue 2:

ARTICLES

- Zamir Ben-Dan's "White Comfort and the Constitution"

- @yuvrajjoshi.bsky.social's "The Law of Racial Resentment"

- @labelleverite.bsky.social's "Predisposed: Race, Disability, and Death Investigations"

UCLA Law Review is a student-run legal journal with seventy-three years of history publishing cutting-edge content. We’re so excited to (finally!) join Bluesky and share our scholarship. Follow us for updates on what’s next in the law—always with two spaces after a period.