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EPISODE · Dec 21, 2016 · 1H 44M

Freedom to Write Panel: First Amendment, 3/6/1992

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The event explores first amendment issues that have been fractious in the past year. Moderator Kathleen Sullivan starts the discussion by proposing to panelists a hypothetical utopian society in which first amendment rights are being tested in a fraught college setting. Panel members, including Arthur Miller and Morely Safer, share their views on free expression by discussing decisions they would make in the hypothetical society. A main theme throughout the talk is how government funding of the arts can color free expression.

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