american hi american histor products are available on the online store. go to c-span store.org to check out all of the c-span products. today marks the 50th anniversary of a landmark supreme court case, tinker v. des moines. in just a moment we ll be talking to one of the key players in that case. john tinker will be joining us from des moines, iowa. but first, courtesy of cbs news, walter cronkite on the evening news 50 years today. the supreme court today endorsed the right of student protests so long as the protest does not disrupt order or interfere with the rights of others. but a dissenting justice hugo black said the ruling begins a revolutionary era of permissiveness fostered by the judiciary. the 7-2 decision upheld the right of three des moines teenagers to wear black anti-war arm bands to high school. the court said students do not leave their freedoms of speech and expression at the school door. that courtesy of the cbs news and two of the key players in thi
today marks the 50th anniversary of a landmark supreme court case. in a moment, we will talk to one of the key players in the case, and john taker is going to join us from des moines, iowa and first courtesy of cbs evening news on the evening news 50 years ago today. the supreme court today endorsed the right of student protest so long as the protest does not disrupt order or interfere with the rights others, but a dissenting justice hugo black says it begins the permissive era fostered by the judiciary. a 7-2 decision upheld des moines teenagers to wear the black arm bands into the school. that is courtesy of cbs evening news and two of the key players mary beth tinker, and johner and joining us from des moines is john tinker. thank you for being with us. it is great to be with you. and we understand that there is some ice and bad weather in the des moines area, and your sister could not be here, so we appreciate your trekking out to be with us. that is right.
war. they will discuss students free speech today. this is live in just a moment. host: today marks the 50th anniversary of the landmark supreme court case, tinker vida des moines.ker v. john tinker will be joining us from des moines, iowa, but first, courtesy of pvs, walter cronkite on the evening news, 50 years ago today. endorsedpreme court the rights of student protests, as long as the protest does not interfere with the rights of others. defending justice hugo black says the defense begins an era of fostered by the judiciary. this upheld the right of teenagers to wear black antiwar armbands. host: that courtesy of cbs news and two of the key players in this case, mary beth tinker and john tinker, joining us from des moines, iowa, is john tinker. good morning, thank you for being with us. guest: good morning, it s great to be with you. host: we apologize that your sister could not be with us. we understand there has been some ice and weather and the greater des moines
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