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  • Commentary by Gene Policinski

    The State of the First Amendment surveys, commissioned since 1997 by the First Amendment Center and Newseum, are a regular check on how Americans view their first freedoms of speech, press, assembly, religion and petition.

    The annual and periodic surveys examine public attitudes toward freedom of speech, press, religion and the rights of assembly and petition; and sample public opinion on contemporary issues involving those freedoms.

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    Gene Policinski
    First Amendment Center vice president and executive director
    615/727-1600

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