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Lessons in censorship catherine j ross
Catherine J. Ross is a professor of law at The George Washington University Law School where she is a constitutional law expert specializing in the First Amendment as well as family law and the legal and policy issues affecting children and families.
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Catherine j ross lessons in censorship
Education
Ross received her BA, PhD, and JD from Yale University.
Free speech in public schools
Ross advocates for censorship-free public schools. Ross in 2015 published Lessons in Censorship: How Schools and Courts Subvert Students' First Amendment Rights. The Newseum in 2015 held an event, "The First Amendment and Students: Speak Up or Shut Up?" with Ross on her research and book. In 2016, C-SPAN covered "The Constitution on Campus: The Contested Boundaries of Free Speech" held at GW Law focusing on free speech issues on college campuses. Also in 2016, C-SPAN BookTV covered the Cato Institute's "Lessons In Censorship" featuring Ross and her book.