Anthology of Ideas
How to get along with Iraqis: Circa 1943
Maya Angelou’s “I Know Why The Cage Bird Sings” as a Look Into Racism and Life in General.
Analysis of Susan Estrich’s “Thin Thin Line Between Safe and Free”
The line between safe and free speech is quite thin, or so Susan Estrich claims. In reality the line is actually non-existent because in stopping free speech you also stop the basic foundation of the constitution. However occasionally, under the correct circumstances it is more important to stop the speech, for whatever reason, than ensure the right to the same speech. Because even if it does deny the freedom of speech, it can also prevent the spreading of speech that would likely cause death or injury.
Questioning the constitutionality of the FCC’s “Fairness Doctrine”
The power of the individual: The American Enlightenment and Romanticism
How to get along with Iraqis: Circa 1943
Maya Angelou’s “I Know Why The Cage Bird Sings” as a Look Into Racism and Life in General.
Analysis of Susan Estrich’s “Thin Thin Line Between Safe and Free”
The line between safe and free speech is quite thin, or so Susan Estrich claims. In reality the line is actually non-existent because in stopping free speech you also stop the basic foundation of the constitution. However occasionally, under the correct circumstances it is more important to stop the speech, for whatever reason, than ensure the right to the same speech. Because even if it does deny the freedom of speech, it can also prevent the spreading of speech that would likely cause death or injury.