- May 17, 2006 • 8:08 am PDT
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In our well-worn copy of the copy of Constitution, "freedom of the press" comes right in between "freedom of speech" and "the right to peaceably assemble" in good ol' Amendment #1. But, if you're using the government's flash cards to study to become a U.S. citizen, freedom of the press is the one part of the first amendment that just isn't so important. Surely, it's just a coincidence, since if the government was trying to inculcate new citizens to their view of civil rights, they would have removed more than just "freedom of the press," no?
Via Boing Boing
