This history of free speech in America by Collins, a professor at the Washington College of Law, and Chaltain, former national director of the Forum for Education and Democracy, draws its title from a statement by Justice Hugo Black, who believed that the First Amendment was the essential foundation for a free people. Organized around landmark First Amendment cases, the book charts the evolution of thought about free speech over the last century.
The speakers were introduced by Barbara Meade, co-owner and co-founder of Politics and Prose.
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