freedom of speech

Photographs and text examine the origins of free speech in the United States and provide the historical context for current debates.

Presents the edited texts of the decisions issued by the United States Supreme Court in thirteen Free Speech Clause cases brought before the court between 1919 and 1992.

Studies the historical origins of provisions of the First Amendment, which guarantees the freedoms of speech, religion, assembly, and the press.

Describes what freedom of speech is, how and why it is guaranteed in the United States, how it is expressed, what its limits are, what censorship is, and what some of the surrounding debates are.

Focuses on freedom of speech and of the press while discussing freedom of expression as guaranteed by the Bill of Rights.

Focuses on freedom of assembly and its close link to freedom of expression as guaranteed by the Bill of Rights.

A collection of essays exploring various topics related to censorship, discussing the limits of free speech, if censorship can be justified to protect children, and how new technologies impact censorship.