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Skokie: Rights or Wrong?

by Shelia Chamovitz

A film about freedom of speech

The Constitution guarantees freedom of speech, but should that right be granted to extremists who deny freedom to others? Skokie documents the legal and moral crisis posed when the American Nazi Party chose to demonstrate in Skokie, Illinois, home to many concentration camp survivors. Featured are scenes of the angry demonstration, interviews with Nazi leaders, their ACLU attorneys, Holocaust survivors, and Jesse Jackson.

quoteSuperb film...fair-minded and engrossing--I mean it!
Richard Polenberg
Cornell University

quoteSkokie is outstanding and of great use to teachers of American government, civics and history.
John Patrick
Director, ERIC/CHESS

quoteExcellent film about one of the most important First Amendment cases in this century.
Rosalyn Litman, J.D.
National ACLU

quoteRare and remarkable footage...unnerving interviews with the Nazis.
Pittsburgh Press

quoteI heartily recommend this very successful and fair film.
Dr. Eric Goldman
Jewish Media Service

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