Current Trends in Censorship Continued
A discussion defends freedom of speech and press against government censorship. It cites Justice Douglas on readable literature, rejects hard core pornography as non protected, and condemns efforts to restrict the right to read and access books in schools.
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Robert Welch
Edwin Walker
Aus.s. of A
John Birch Society
Mein Kampf
George Lincoln Rockwell
Congress
Douglas
Roth
United States
Lewis Allbee
White Citizens Councils
National Indignation Convention
Texans For America
Mister Jefferson's University review excerpt features varied religious views
The critique cites readers including Bishop James A. Pike and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr praising the book as a spiritual journey. Other voices like Paul Green and Harry Golden offer mixed condemnation seeing it as naive or humanitarian. The excerpt frames the book as challenging complacency and exploring Christian love and humility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Pike
Diocese of
California
Paul Green
Chapel Hill
Harry Golden
Martin Luther King, Jr
W. W. Stout
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White Citizens’ Council
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Mister Jefferson's University
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