<p>In this fascinating episode of Muzzled, Keeva talks with the Thomas Jefferson Center's Kennedy Fellow, James West, about flag burning. Using two Supreme Court cases (Texas v. Johnson 1989 and US v. Eichman 1990) as a springboard for their discussion, James and Keeva explore the waters of symbolic speech, expressive conduct, and the struggle that dissenting Justices had with flag burning in both cases. </p>

In this fascinating episode of Muzzled, Keeva talks with the Thomas Jefferson Center's Kennedy Fellow, James West, about flag burning. Using two Supreme Court cases (Texas v. Johnson 1989 and US v. Eichman 1990) as a springboard for their discussion, James and Keeva explore the waters of symbolic speech, expressive conduct, and the struggle that dissenting Justices had with flag burning in both cases.

<p>In this fascinating episode of Muzzled, Keeva talks with the Thomas Jefferson Center's Kennedy Fellow, James West, about flag burning. Using two Supreme Court cases (Texas v. Johnson 1989 and US v. Eichman 1990) as a springboard for their discussion, James and Keeva explore the waters of symbolic speech, expressive conduct, and the struggle that dissenting Justices had with flag burning in both cases.&nbsp;</p>

Flag Burning with James West

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