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Can the First Amendment keep up with the brave new world of machine manufactured misinformation?
The point of the First Amendment is to protect expression people hate – Nazi protesters in Skokie, anti-war protesters.
The point of the First Amendment is to protect expression people hate – Nazi protesters in Skokie, anti-war protesters.
When the great-grandmothers of today’s young women were born, women couldn’t vote. They were expected to be mothers and.
Today’s conservative Roberts Court is a bastion of First Amendment freedom as was the liberal Warren Court half a.
The Bill of Rights has helped create what is arguably the freest enduring society in history. It wasn’t always.
The most important words in the 14th Amendment of 1868 – maybe in the entire Constitution – say no.