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Appealed the Ban – Bryce Green

Chilling Effect, Dunn Meadow, Freedom of Assembly, Freedom of Speech February 18, 2025

Green discusses the process of appealing his ban from IU’s campus. He also discusses the hearing of his appeal of the ban.

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