Freedom Flix

My Streets My Eats: Free Chicago's Mobile Vendors from Anti Competitive Laws

Chicago laws make it nearly impossible to sell tasty food on the go. The City Council is considering a freer regime, but the proposed law still bans entrepreneurs from selling in the morning or stopping anywhere near a building where food is sold. Food trucks and carts would be banned from business districts where most customers are. Call your alderman today to say, "Get mobile food rolling in Chicago!" Read more

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Freedom Flix

The Institute for Justice is always looking for new ways to promote the message of freedom. To that end, IJ produced the following videos in-house to tell the stories of our clients and their fight for individual liberty.

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		Free to Design: Florida Entrepreneurs Take On the Interior Design Cartel (3:27) A small group of well-funded industry insiders led by the American Society of Interior Designers has been relentless in its pursuit of ever more restrictive laws. Studies have shown that interior design regulations result in higher prices, less variety, a
		San Tan Flat & The Fight Against Arbitrary Government Power (3:07)
		The Campaign Finance Bait & Switch: Fair Elections Now Act (1:12) They're at it again. The same special interests who for decades have called for government-funded political campaigns?what amounts to welfare for politicians?are again pushing something called the Fair Elections Now Act . . . a proposal that would create
		Andrea Weck & School Choice (3:51)
		Karen Sampson & Free Speech (3:57)
		Lori Ann Vendetti & Property Rights (4:29)
		The Story of Susette Kelo (11:00)
		The Story of Randy Bailey (9:10)