The Freedom of Speech

The Freedom of Speech

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The architect of modern China

From impoverishment to global superpower, China’s supremacy happened at a breakneck speed thanks to the visionary strategy of the man who took power in 1978. Over the next decade, under leader Deng Xiaoping’s firm leadership, China flirted with capitalism and transformed its soci ...  Afficher plus

The Chinafication of Walmart

We think of Walmart as ultra-American, but its business relationship with China has fundamentally changed how American retail operates. In this episode, how one retailer helped turn China into the world’s factory, eventually becoming the single largest U.S. importer of Chinese co ...  Afficher plus

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The 300-year battle over free speech
HistoryExtra podcast

From the French Revolution to the social media age, Fara Dabhoiwala charts the surprising history of the idea that people should be able to say what they like From America's founding fathers via John Stuart Mill to today's social media giants, humanity has long wrestled with the ...  Afficher plus

Selects: How Free Speech Works
Stuff You Should Know

Freedom of speech and the press are values vital to American democracy. But the First Amendment doesn't really define free speech, and plenty of expressions are restricted. Learn all about the ins and outs of this cherished right in this classic episode.

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Who Has Freedom Of Speech? (Part 1 of 2)
Jack Hibbs Podcast

Who has access to the First Amendment? Where does it come from? What is it for? Who gets to enjoy its protections and what is the qualifier? Tune in to today's show as Pastor Jack discusses the topic of freedom of speech. (00:00) Proclaiming Truth in Current Political Climate(09: ...  Afficher plus

Free as a Verb: Art, Speech, and Conflict in Antebellum America
Art of History

What did “free speech” mean before the Civil War...and what did it cost? Today, I'm exploring how Americans have debated the meaning of liberty through words, images, and even violence beginning with Samuel Jennings’s 1792 painting 'Liberty Displaying the Arts and Sciences' in 17 ...  Afficher plus