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The Power of Free Expression in America introduces the five freedoms protected by the First Amendment and explores the historic roots of freedom of expression from John Milton's Areopagitica to the current times. It explores questions surrounding the value of free speech, the role of the press in society, and the public's right to know. Do people have the right to criticize public figures? Should private groups ever restrict speech? Does government have a right to silence critics, ban books, or restrict teaching?
The third edition features extensive updates with new chapters focused on challenges to free expression ranging from private restrictions to government-enacted limitations. New "Changemaker" profiles at the end of each chapter highlight individuals who have fought for and used the First Amendment to bring about change. "Consider This" boxes throughout the text provide new classroom discussion prompts related to the chapter materials.
The Power of Free Expression in America is ideal for courses in journalism, communication, media studies, U.S. history, government, civics, and the First Amendment.
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Frank Harris III (M.A., The University of Texas) has worked more than three decades as a journalism professor at Southern Connecticut State University. He is a former Hartford Courant and New Haven Register columnist.
Jerry Dunklee's (M.A., Emerson College) career spans more than five decades as a broadcaster, talk show host, and teacher. He is a journalism professor emeritus at Southern Connecticut State University and member of the Connecticut Journalism Hall of Fame.
Jodie Gil (M.S., Quinnipiac University) has been a journalism professor at Southern Connecticut State University for more than a decade. She has worked as a news reporter for the Hartford Courant, the Waterbury Republican American, and the Valley Independent Sentinel.
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