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Policies design to silence – Bryce Green

Chilling Effect, Dunn Meadow, Expressive Activity Policy, Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of Speech, Retaliation February 18, 2025

Green talks about how the Dunn Meadow protest was silenced. The Expressive Activity Policy of Indiana University made the arrest of protesters possible.

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