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Free Speech Handbook: A Practical Framework for Understanding Our Free Speech Protections (World Citizen Comics series)

Ian Rosenberg

Part of the World Citizen Comics series, this graphic-format book offers a practical way to examine the First Amendment and free-speech protections in the United States. It adapts a work about ten cases that define First Amendment freedoms, using colorful artwork to present its subject. The book focuses on the long-standing place of freedom of speech in American public life.

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Themes
Government And Civics · History · Language And Communication · Social Justice
Format
Hardcover
ISBN-13
9781250619754
Language
English
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