Free Speech, Cancel Culture, and the Court [TEASER]

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Prologue Projects

News Commentary, News, Government

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🗓️ 2 August 2022

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Live from the People's Parity convening in Washington, DC, we're talking about free speech and the right's obsession with cancel culture. We're digging into what speech the conservative legal movement thinks is worth protecting (such as the heavenbound prayers of a humble junior varsity football coach) and what speech is not (all other speech).

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0:00.0	Peter, I don't know if yours is on.
0:01.4	I feel it.
0:01.9	No, it's on.
0:02.4	It is.
0:02.9	Yeah, it's on.
0:03.4	Yeah, it is.
0:04.3	Hey, everyone.
0:08.0	This is Leon from Fiasco and Prologg Projects.
0:11.0	On this Patreon-only episode of Five to Four,
0:13.9	we're taking you to the People's Parity Project's annual
0:16.7	convening, where Peter, Rianne and Michael
0:19.2	posted an event about free speech.
0:21.6	They talked about what speech the court protects,
0:24.1	what speech the law, the tests,
0:26.1	and who really counts when it comes to the First Amendment.
0:29.4	This is Five to Four, a podcast about how much
0:31.9	the Supreme Court is on.
0:33.4	We're talking free speech today.
0:38.6	And maybe the biggest culture war fixation on the right
0:43.3	over the last several years has been the idea of cancel
0:46.8	culture and the general belief that the left is wielding
0:51.4	its cultural power to inhibit the speech of conservatives.
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