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Hello, fellow law nerds.

Welcome to another episode of Boom Lawyard, a rewire radio podcast hosted by the journalism team that believes the children are our future.

Teach them well and let them lead the way.

I'm Imani Gandy. And I'm Jess

Kiklo. Rewire.Dot News is dedicated to bringing you the best reproductive rights and social

justice news analysis and commentary on the web. And the team legal podcast is part of that mission.

So thank you all for subscribing and listening. So we told you the First

Amendment was hot right now and we were not kidding. We really weren't. We talked about it in our very

first episode, which you should absolutely listen to. Like right now, seriously, what are you doing here?

Go do it. We'll still be here when you get back. Um, Amani, it's a pre-recorded podcast,

so we won't actually still be here. Hey, I might still be here. You get back. Um, Amani, it's a pre-recorded podcast, so we won't actually still be here.

Hey, I might still be here. You don't know my life. I could be a ghost in the machine.

A ghost in the machine. What? A ghost in the machine, Jessica. Oh my God. Okay, Amani.

So, all right, this episode, we're going to talk about free speech, expressive conduct, going topless as protest speech, and whether or not you can refuse to bake a cake for a same-sex couple and call that free speech too.

Oh, and we're going to answer listener questions, so stay tuned. All right, so we've got another big First Amendment fight at the Supreme Court.

On December 5th, the court's going to hear arguments in Masterpiece Cake Shop.

This is a case out of Colorado where a baker has refused to bake a wedding cake for a same-sex

couple.

He's arguing the First Amendment protects his right to turn the couple away.

Basically, the guy argued that if he was forced to serve gay customers, it would be the same

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