Jefferson Symposium: Free Speech In and Out of the Classroom

This episode marks the beginning of a 4-part series covering our 3rd Jefferson Symposium, hosted at the University of Virginia Law School. Titled "Free Speech on Campuses", this series will call on expert panelists to discuss the growing trend of a censorship culture on American university campuses. Part 1 welcomes Prof. John Jeffries of UVa Law, Dean Blake Morant of GWU Law, comedian and radio host Kelly Carlin, and senior editor at Slate Dahlia Lithwick. This episode is brought to you by the Scripps Howard Foundation. Since 1962, the Foundation has been empowering communities by supporting a free press, outstanding journalism, and educational programs.

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Jefferson Symposium: Free Speech In and Out of the Classroom is an episode from Muzzled: Stories of Free Speech and Censorship in America by Keeva Kase.

This episode is 01:29:48 long.

This episode was published on Nov 7, 2016.

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