Today, in the first episode of this series, we look at two contrasting waves of protest that dominated the news beginning in the spring of 2020, and look at how people affected by the pandemic balanced individual versus community rights. 
Music used in this podcast is from the artist Broke for Free and licensed under the creative commons

Today, in the first episode of this series, we look at two contrasting waves of protest that dominated the news beginning in the spring of 2020, and look at how people affected by the pandemic balanced individual versus community rights. Music used in this podcast is from the artist Broke for Free and licensed under the creative commons

Today, in the first episode of this series, we look at two contrasting waves of protest that dominated the news beginning in the spring of 2020, and look at how people affected by the pandemic balanced individual versus community rights.&nbsp;
Music used in this podcast is from the artist Broke for Free and licensed under the creative commons

Episode 1: Lockdown and Protests

In this series, Sanford Ungar, the director of the Free Speech Project at Georgetown University, speaks with thought leaders and major players in the Free Speech drama unfolding in America. These episodes are audio highlights from video interviews, which can be found on our website freespeechproject.georgetown.edu.

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Episode 1: Lockdown and Protests

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