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Student Press Freedom Day: Empower Journalists to Do Their Jobs February 25, 2021
Ferlinghetti: A Free Speech Hero of the Beat Generation February 24, 2021
Pastors, Politics and Power: The Struggle for Equality for Black Americans February 24, 2021
Limbaugh: “People Don’t Have to Listen to You” – But Millions Did February 18, 2021
Cheerleader’s Snapchat Rant Tests Students’ Free Speech Rights February 17, 2021
Court Ruling for Muslim Men Expands Religious Freedom for All February 11, 2021
Free Online Course: The Civil Rights Movement and the First Amendment February 10, 2021
Trump’s defense: Election claims, rally remarks were free speech, not ‘incitement’ to violence February 4, 2021
A First Amendment Case That May Be Key to Trump’s Senate Trial February 3, 2021
Defending Truth: The Duty We Owe Our Fellow Citizens February 1, 2021
Amanda Gorman’s Lyrical Promise of the First Amendment January 27, 2021
2021 Resolution: Make Journalism Better By Improving Newsroom Culture January 26, 2021
Front Page Coverage of President Joseph R. Biden’s Inauguration January 21, 2021
Post-Capitol riot: Cellphones, selfies – and Orwell January 20, 2021
Front Page Coverage of President Donald J. Trump’s Second Impeachment January 14, 2021
The First Amendment Right To Protest Has Limits January 14, 2021
Meeting this First Amendment moment January 13, 2021
Capitol Rioters Trampled On First Amendment Freedoms January 8, 2021
Front page coverage of the U.S. Capitol takeover and certification of Joe Biden’s win January 7, 2021
Why a Little-Known 1996 Law Protecting the Flow of Internet Speech Got Caught Up in End-of-2020 Politics January 6, 2021

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45 Words of Freedom

“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.”

The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution

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