The way the Supreme Court upheld it is simply to say that anybody can join, anybody has the right to participate in the democratic dialogue and discussion in elections.
Jamie Raskin: “The way the Supreme Court upheld it is simply to say that anybody can join, anybody has the right to participate in the…”
On the recordJune 1, 2015
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Raskin emphasizes the importance of inclusivity in campus organizations for democratic dialogue.
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