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Hugh M. Hefner
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Continuing Hef’s legacy by defending civil rights & civil liberties in our democratic society. All tweets by the Hugh M. Hefner Foundation.
Los Angeles, CAhmhfoundation.orgJoined August 2008

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Throughout history, protest have been one of our tools to create change. To raise our voices. And we stand in support of those protesting against the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
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It is not a matter of if these freedoms be put to the test, but when. Together, we will fight to ensure that accurate, legal and potentially life-saving reproductive health care information is available. (2/4)
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Increased use of technology and militarization made exposing this misconduct more difficult. It has also made it more costly for the whistleblower, who often experience some sort of punishment, such as termination, suspension and/or harsh treatment. (3/4)
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2018 First Amendment Awards winner has defended the freedom of exchanging ideas on college campuses. One year after winning this award, she published her third book, “Whistleblowers: Honest in America from Washington to Trump.” (1/4)
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She argues that the most effective way to bring promote democracy, equality and societal harmony is through an expansive approach of the First Amendment and through “counterspeech” activism. (2/3)
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Three-time First Amendment Awards judge and three-time author Nadine Strossen published her latest book in 2018. “Hate: Why We Should Resist It with Free Speech, Not Censorship” dismisses the misunderstandings between “hate speech” and “free speech.” (1/3)
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As you see and read information on the internet, it’s important to be able to identity if the content is credible. Remember these four steps each time you come across information.
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One freedom was not listed in the previous question. Can you fill in the blank? Freedom of speech, freedom of press, freedom of religion, freedom to petition the government and freedom to _______ peacefully. (4/5)
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Which of the following freedoms are protected by the First Amendment? (3/5) a. Freedom of speech b. Freedom of choice c. Freedom of press d. Freedom of religion  e. Freedom of information f. Freedom to petition the government
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"The Janes is a reminder that Roe was decided during the lifetimes of those who remember what its passage meant. There will be more need to hear from such voices, but for now this is a beyond-timely look at the past w/ an eye very much on the near future."
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Freedom of speech is a fundamental right of an American citizen. With social media, some of us have become more outspoken — and some have felt more hesitant to raise their voice. (2/3)
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The Jane Collective, i.e. Abortion Counseling Service of Women’s Liberation, was a Chicago-based underground service from 1969-1973. During those four years, they performed an estimated 11,000 abortions for low-income women and women of color. (2/4)
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“The Janes” tells the story of headstrong female activists at the forefront of the Roe v. Wade battle. The activists built an underground network to provide low-cost illegal abortions to women with unwanted pregnancies. (1/4)
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With the #January6thCommitteeHearings starting tonight, a reminder that misinfo can breed insurrections & other offline harms. It does not stay online.
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As we saw 1️⃣ year ago, misinformation can breed insurrections. A news-literate public can prevent them. Reach out today to someone unaware of our work & tell them about NLP's resources, all FREE, for educators & the general public 👉🏾 newslit.org #January6th
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Schroeder’s work and legacy are an explicit reminder of the importance of protecting every American’s right to freedom of speech. In her own words: “Well, somebody’s got to stand up and say something about this.” (2/6)
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