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Contributor: Censorship never stops with just two words

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By Angel Eduardo
| Yahoo Verified
Members of the Los Angeles City Council would like a word or two — to ban. Last July, the council adopted a motion to prohibit two terms — a racial epithet and a slur against women — during the legally required public comment periods of their meetings. As the rules document states, anyone who says "any variation of either of these words" during public comment will be warned. If they say a banned word again at that meeting or any subsequent one, they'll be removed.
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250 years later, free speech is still revolutionary

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By Angel Eduardo
| fire.org
The Bennington flag, named for the Battle of Bennington of 1777 (Shutterstock). A quarter of a millennium ago, the American project began in FIRE’s birthplace of Philadelphia. In a boarding house at Market and South 7th Streets, Thomas Jefferson drafted a document that would usher in a new nation and a new era. In the short term, the Declaration of Independence added fury to an already brewing revolution.
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Woodrow Wilson: America’s worst president for free speech

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By Angel Eduardo
| fire.org
This year, the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary. To commemorate the occasion, FIRE is proud to present the limited series “Figures of Speech,” looking at the heroes and villains of free speech in American history. We began with Joseph McCarthy, the senator whoscared America silent. Then we looked at Thomas Paine, American history’s winter soldier. Now we turn to Woodrow Wilson, our worst president when it comes to free speech. On Feb.
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