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Apr 25, 2025 19 min

Lest WeForget Tracking Anti-Protest Laws

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The current administration and certain states have justified these measures by pointing to instances of violence during Palestinian protests. However, as Lillian examines the language and scope of these bills, it becomes evident that these Anti-Protest Measures are deliberately targeting students, supporters, professors, and academics—anyone who might challenge the administration’s authority or ideology Throughout the episode, Lillian raises critical questions: Do these bills apply equally to other groups, such as those who stormed the Capitol building, incited by a prominent figure in the administration, convicted, and later pardoned? Or are these measures selectively enforced to silence dissent from those who refuse to conform to the party line? Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/lest-we-forget-historical--5783063/support. 🎙 Passionate World Talk Radio Network LLC Where real conversations matter. 📧 Contact us: [email protected] 🌐 Visit: www.passionateworldtalkradio.com 📲 Follow & share with #PWTRN 💡 Support our station: [Insert donation or Ko-fi link here] 👍 Subscribe, share, and leave a review to help us grow!

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