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Unit 3 – Civil Liberties and Civil Rights
Topic 3.3
How might history look different if Tinker v Des Moines (1969) sided with the school district and upheld a ban on symbolic political speech by students?
Student protests and other forms of expressive conduct in schools may face more restrictions.
Students wouldn't have any First Amendment rights at all while at school.
Schools could censor all politically related material from their curriculum.
All political activities by students would be disallowed at schools nationwide.
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AP US Government - 3.3 First Amendment: Freedom of Speech
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