Why the Courts Are Failing to Stop Government Censorship

‘More speech is being censored and suppressed by government actions than has ever been the case in the past,’ constitutional attorney Andrew Grossman says.

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A growing government–corporate partnership in the United States to control what Americans say has established an unprecedented system of censorship that circumvents and undermines the constitutional right to free speech, according to legal analysts.

While free-speech advocates fight this new form of “censorship by proxy” in the courts, many have expressed concern that even prevailing in the lawsuits may not be enough to preserve First Amendment rights.