Join the Honorable Jennifer G. Zipps, Chief Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Arizona, and her law clerk, Iesha Phillips, for a three-part series on how free speech shapes everyday life, empowers individuals to challenge unjust systems, and strengthens democracy. Using real-world examples, the series will explore when speech is protected, when the government can set rules, and how the First Amendment applies to protests, schools, public meetings, journalism, social media, and controversial speech.
This class from OLLI at the University of Arizona will be recorded. OLLI-UA recordings can take up to a week after the class meeting to become available.