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Defending My Enemy: Skokie and the Legacy of Free Speech in America

Defending My Enemy: Skokie and the Legacy of Free Speech in America

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ISBN13: 9798228839205
Publisher: Tantor
Published: Feb 17 2026
Language: English

A new edition of the most important free speech book of the past half-century, with a new chapter by the author on some of the top First Amendment controversies of today

When Nazis wanted to express their right to free speech in 1977 by marching through Skokie, Illinois--a town with a large population of Holocaust survivors--Aryeh Neier, then the national executive director of the ACLU and himself a Holocaust survivor, came to the Nazis' defense. Explaining what many saw as a despicable bridge too far for the First Amendment, Neier spelled out his thoughts about free speech in his 1979 book Defending My Enemy.

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