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Journal Article
SPEECH OR CONDUCT? THE FREE SPEECH CLAIMS OF WEDDING VENDORS dagger
2015
Overview
Photography, a branch of art, has long been recognized as a mode of communication in much the same way words are.17 Baking, in contrast, has not. [...]the photographers' challenge also raises the question of whether conduct involving words or photographs necessarily amounts to speech that is covered by the Free Speech Clause. [...]relatedly),297 I want to resist that impulse to automatic sympathy because I think we tend to overvalue First Amendment rights, and that overvaluing tends to come at the expense of equality.298 American exceptionalism vis-à-vis hate speech exemplifies this tendency.
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Emory University, School of Law
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