The Free Speech Journal - A New Web Magazine Seeks Contributors

JULY 21, 2015, St. Louis, Missouri… A new Internet-based magazine called The Free Speech Journal (http://www.freespeechjournal.com/) seeks contributions of articles and essays about aspects of society including biases, prejudices, privileges, bigotry, stigmas and taboos that exist across the American landscape.

Chuck Ramsay, former Director of Communications for the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis, launched The Free Speech Journal on Bastille Day, July 14, “as a forum for civil conversations about issues that prevent us from attaining the full promise equality, dignity and equal opportunity for everyone in the United States.”

Ramsay is The Free Speech Journal editor and publisher. He welcomes editorial contributions that discuss human rights, civil rights, equality, fairness, education, employment, diversity, opportunity and other freedoms that because of prejudice, bigotry or other issues have not been made available to every American.

“We seek contributions from writers, photographers, community leaders, activists, academia, clergy, elected officials and other contributors from across the United States,” Ramsay said. Authors retain all rights to their article, essay, photography or other work published in The Free Speech Journal.

See the submission guidelines at http://www.freespeechjournal.com. Articles and essays that are published will be archived in the website’s Index.

For more information, email Chuck Ramsay at chazram@att.net.

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