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Rockford Register Star
November 18, 2009
The ruling stemmed a school decision to suspend
Mary Beth Tinker, who wore a black armband, protesting the
Vietnam War, to school. ...
Then there was
Mary Beth Tinker, who--also 13 at the time--was suspended in 1965 for wearing a black armband to protest the
Vietnam War. ...
Phoenix New Times
November 2, 2009
Then there was Mary Beth Tinker
Bethany Beach Wave
October 15, 2009
This year, Mary Beth Tinker
Delmarva Daily Times
October 15, 2009
Madison County Courier: Your News. Your Voice.
September 30, 2009
(Cazenovia, NY) The Tenth Annual Paul J. Schupf Lecture at Cazenovia College features Mary Beth Tinker, an important contributor to the civil rights ...
Harvard Law Record
September 24, 2009
Des Moines continues to inspire activist
Mary Beth Tinker, one of the plaintiffs in the landmark case
Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School ...
Madison County Courier: Your News. Your Voice.
September 19, 2009
The speaker is Mary Beth Tinker, an important contributor to the civil rights movements of the 1960sâÂÂ"and one of the most important plaintiffs in the history ...
Wayland Town Crier
September 18, 2009
... rights today is their not knowing they have rights and not speaking up for what they believe, according to
First Amendment advocate
Mary Beth Tinker. ...
MetroWest Daily News
September 18, 2009
William Mitchell College of Law
September 11, 2009
10 with a presentation by Mary Beth Tinker, who made Constitutional law history 40 years ago as a 13-year-old when she violated school policy by wearing a ...
Southtown Star
August 19, 2009
The
US Supreme Court upheld the rights of
Iowa students John F. Tinker,
Mary Beth Tinker and their friend Christopher Eckhardt to wear black armbands in ...
William Mitchell College of Law
August 6, 2009
Mary Beth Tinker, an iconic figure to free speech advocates throughout the country, will speak at a free,
public event from 5 to 6 pm,
Wednesday, Sept. ...
The Post-Standard
January 1, 1970
Cazenovia, NY -- Mary Beth Tinker never thought that wearing a black armband to school to mourn troops lost in ...
