Constitutional Law
Apr. 26, 2003
Inflammatory Acts
Forum Column - By Charles S. Doskow - The burning cross may be the most reviled symbol in the United States - perhaps tied with the swastika. It is identified universally with racism and violence and is the object of many state and local laws that seek its prohibition. Placed in the yard of a minority, particularly an African-American, it is perceived as a personal threat.
By Charles S. Doskow
The burning cross may be the most reviled symbol in the United States - perhaps tied with the swastika. It is identified universally with racism and violence and...
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