The APsolute RecAP: United States Government Edition

Nov. 10, 2020

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Today we are looking at the Bill of Rights and the reason behind its creation (1:00). Starting with the first amendment, we consider both the establishment clause and free exercise clause with regard to religion (1:57). We then turn to freedom of speech in both its pure and symbolic forms (4:31). Finally, we will look at what kind of speech isn’t protected (6:08).

Today’s question of the day is (8:15): What 1988 SCOTUS case said student speech could be regulated when it involved things that were school sponsored?

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