Muzzling Free Speech
April 7, 2009 | Charlottesville, Virginia | Vetting explained
Chalk drawing on Charlotteville, Virginia's First Amendment Monument announcing the 18th annual Jefferson Muzzles. The Muzzles are given each year to those individuals or institutions that committed some of the more ridiculous or egregious affronts to the First Amendment..The AP ran the story at http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090407/ap_on_re_us/muzzle_awards
The "winners" this year were
- The Democratic and Republican National Parties
- Command Authority of Camp Lejeune Marine Base (NC)
- Berrien County (Michigan) Court Judge Dennis Wiley
- Virginia Circuit Court Judge Westbrook J. Parker
- The Administrations of Lone Star College and Tarrant County College (both in Texas).
- The Administration of Cypress College (California)
- The Administration of Yuba Community College Administration (California)
- The Perry Township (Indiana) School Board
- The Administration of the Academy for Arts, Science, & Technology (South Carolina
- The Administrations of Millard South High School (Nebraska) and Aurora Frontier K-8 (Colorado)
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