Resources and Links

See Marjorie Heins' commentary, Why Nine Court Defeats Haven't Stopped States From Trying to Restrict "Violent" Video Games (Free Expression Policy Project).

MORE FIRST AMENDMENT RESOURCES:

• The Free Expression Network
• Freedom to Read Foundation
• American Arts Alliance
• ACLU
• Feminists for Free Expression
• The File Room Censorship Archive
• GLAAD
• National Coalition Against Censorship
• PEN American Center
• People for the American Way
• Thomas Jefferson Center
• First Amendment Center Online

updated 4/2/09

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