Constitutional Q&A: The Right to Display First Amendment Messages on Private Property

The First Amendment protects more than spoken or written words. Signs, flags, crosses, banners, artwork, holiday displays and other symbols can communicate religious, political, philosophical and cultural ideas—and when private citizens display them on their own property, that expression generally receives strong constitutional protection. Yet property owners, businesses, churches and community organizations routinely encounter government …

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