Commentary Inside the First Amendment By Gene Policinski First Amendment Center vice president/executive director
Why does the First Amendment protect those who are showing and saying things many of us would rather not see or hear?
That question was raised recently in three very different situations:
- News reports a few weeks ago said that among the offerings on the ubiquitous YouTube, the free electronic video-sharing site that lets virtually anyone post clips, home movies and such, was a series of racially . . .
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