The surging popularity of social media is testing one of the most basic constitutional rights: the public’s ability to criticize…
In the wake of last week’s National Walkout Day, students involved in sanctioned and unsanctioned demonstrations are voicing…
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Violent public demonstrations involving white supremacists and counter-protesters in Virginia last weekend are driving a lot of…
In this essay from the National Constitution Center's Interactive Constitution project, Geoffrey R. Stone and Eugene Volokh…
On June 14, 1943, the Supreme Court ruled that public school students cannot be forced to salute and pledge allegiance to the U.S.…
One legal group says that's a violation of the First Amendment.
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