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Black Arm Bands, Full Metal Jackets and Young People

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When:

Saturday, June 23, 2012 - 1:30pm to 3:30pm

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Location:

Hilton Anaheim

Huntington

Presenters:

Speaker: Mary Beth Tinker

Description:

Join Mary Beth Tinker who, as a junior high school student in 1965 wore a black arm band to school in order to protest America's involvement in Vietnam. That action set in motion a court case that ended up before the Supreme Court. The court ruled that students do have First Amendment rights in school settings. Here from Mary Beth about that and her continuing experiences working on youth access.

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#alaifrt

Meeting Type:

Program

Content Area:

Information & Public Policy

Interests:

Intellectual Freedom

Youth Services

Type of Library:

All

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