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Expurgating the First Amendment
Neier, Aryeh | June 21, 1980 issue

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Examines key issues and policies relating to censorship and freedom of speech in the U.S. Emphasis on the First Amendment provisions relating to civil rights; Emergence of censorship movements calling for social equality; Censorship against pornographic and violent motion pictures; Prevalence of social oppression; Development of policies protecting civil rights, privilege and power.

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CENSORSHIP; FREEDOM of speech; CIVIL rights; EQUALITY; UNITED States
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