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Amending the First Amendment: Empowering politicians to ban books and movies (Video)

Amending the First Amendment: Empowering politicians to ban books and movies (Video)

July 11, 2014 • By Joe Trotter • Content-Based Discrimination

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For more information on the attempts to amend the First Amendment, check out CCP’s resource page or sign up for e-mail updates using the form on the left.

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