Confessions of a free speech lawyer : Charlottesville andthe politics of hate

ISBN	9781501749650 (cloth.)
Call Number	HN90.S62 S666 2020
Author	Smolla, Rodney A.
Title	Confessions of a free speech lawyer : Charlottesville andthe politics of hate / Rodney A. Smolla
Imprint	New York : Cornell University Press, [2020].
Physical	vi, 351 p. ; 24 cm.
Contents Note	A Call from the Task Force --The Charleston Massacre --Becoming Richard Spencer --Reverend Edwards --TheCharlottesville Monuments --Blut und Boden --Mr.Jefferson^'s University --Kessler v. Bellamy --TheMonuments Debate --Competing Conceptions of Free Speech --May Days --Cue the Klan Stage Right --The Rise of theMarketplace --Cue the Counter-Protestors Stage Left --ARolling Stone Gathers No Facts --The Marketplace DoublesDown --The Day of the Klan --When Speech Advances CivilRights --Duke and the Disciples --The Russian Connection --A Call to Conscience --Preparations --The Day of theCross --The Idea of the University --Heckler's Veto --Channels of Communication --Rednecks and Saint Paul --The Lawn and the Rotunda --Bloodshed --Aftermath.
Summary	Confessions of a Free Speech Lawyer is a personal and scholarly examination of the violent confrontations in Charlottesville and the University of Virginia campus in the summer of 2017, focusing on the clash between frees peech and protection of civil rights and human dignity.
Subject	Demonstrations--Virginia--Charlottesville--History^y21st century
Subject	Freedom of speech--United States
Subject	Hate speech--Law and legislation--United States
Subject	Right-wing extremists--Virginia--Charlottesville
Subject	Racism--Virginia--Charlottesville
Subject	White supremacy movements--United States
Subject	White nationalism--United States
Subject	Hate groups--United States

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245 10^aConfessions of a free speech lawyer :^bCharlottesville andthe politics of hate /^cRodney A. Smolla

260 ^aNew York :^bCornell University Press,^c[2020].

300 ^avi, 351 p. ;^c24 cm.

504 ^aIncludes bibliographical references and index.

505 0 ^aA Call from the Task Force --^tThe Charleston Massacre --^tBecoming Richard Spencer --^tReverend Edwards --^tTheCharlottesville Monuments --^tBlut und Boden --^tMr.Jefferson^'s University --^tKessler v. Bellamy --^tTheMonuments Debate --^tCompeting Conceptions of Free Speech --^tMay Days --^tCue the Klan Stage Right --^tThe Rise of theMarketplace --^tCue the Counter-Protestors Stage Left --^tARolling Stone Gathers No Facts --^tThe Marketplace DoublesDown --^tThe Day of the Klan --^tWhen Speech Advances CivilRights --^tDuke and the Disciples --^tThe Russian Connection --^tA Call to Conscience --^tPreparations --^tThe Day of theCross --^tThe Idea of the University --^tHeckler's Veto --^tChannels of Communication --^tRednecks and Saint Paul --^tThe Lawn and the Rotunda --^tBloodshed --^tAftermath.

520 ^aConfessions of a Free Speech Lawyer is a personal and scholarly examination of the violent confrontations in Charlottesville and the University of Virginia campus in the summer of 2017, focusing on the clash between frees peech and protection of civil rights and human dignity.

611 20^aUnite the Right Rally^d(2017 :^cCharlottesville (Va.))

650 0^aDemonstrations^zVirginia^zCharlottesville^xHistory^y21st century 0^aFreedom of speech^zUnited States 0^aHate speech^xLaw and legislation^zUnited States 0^aRight-wing extremists^zVirginia^zCharlottesville 0^aRacism^zVirginia^zCharlottesville 0^aWhite supremacy movements^zUnited States 0^aWhite nationalism^zUnited States 0^aHate groups^zUnited States

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