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Where Free Speech Ends and Lawbreaking Begins
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The First Amendment does not give carte blanche to intimidation and harassment, writes Ilya Shapiro.
By Ilya Shapiro
11.27.23 — Education
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Even antisemites have the right to free speech, as Nadine Strossen and Pamela Paresky correctly wrote in The Free Press. Since the Hamas massacre of October 7, they have been taking full advantage of that right. Especially on college campuses.

Pro-Palestinian groups have harassed and even assaulted Jewish students; protesters have interrupted courses and…

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Ilya Shapiro
Director of constitutional studies at the Manhattan Institute. Defender of free speech & intellectual diversity. Author of Supreme Disorder, Lawless, and the Shapiro's Gavel newsletter. I write about law, liberty & the pursuit of happiness.
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