Freedom of the Press
Summary
Fullerton's student newspaper got the boot from city property, sparking a free speech fight. Students are pushing back, saying they have a right to be there and report the news.
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Impact analysis
No direct financial impact mentioned, but it's a big deal for student journalism funding.
Students who want to report on their city and the public who gets to hear their stories.
The students are directly impacted, losing their space and facing censorship.
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COMMENTARY: Fullerton City Council removes student newspaper from city property, but they won’t stop us
COMMENTARY: Fullerton City Council removes student newspaper from city property, but they won’t stop us EdSource
California city bans news distribution on most city property
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