Free Speech Depends on Who is Doing the Talking…and (Sometimes) the Listening.
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In April 1940, on “a busy Saturday afternoon” in Rochester, New Hampshire, Walter Chaplinsky, a Jehovah’s Witness, was passing out leaflets on a public street while denouncing other religions as “a racket.” A large crowd gathered, stopping traffic, and a “commotion” ensued.
Free Speech Depends on Who is Doing the Talking…and (Sometimes) the Listening.
Free Speech Depends on Who is Doing the…
Free Speech Depends on Who is Doing the Talking…and (Sometimes) the Listening.
In April 1940, on “a busy Saturday afternoon” in Rochester, New Hampshire, Walter Chaplinsky, a Jehovah’s Witness, was passing out leaflets on a public street while denouncing other religions as “a racket.” A large crowd gathered, stopping traffic, and a “commotion” ensued.