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Jun 1
1660
No Quakers Allowed in Massachusetts – Mary Dyer Hung for Her Religious Beliefs
1916
Louis Brandeis, Civil Liberties Giant, Joins Supreme Court
1925
Supreme Court Strikes Down Anti-Catholic Oregon School Law
1931
“Near v. Minnesota”: Landmark Freedom of the Press Decision
1942
Court Limits Sterilization of Offenders: “Skinner v. Oklahoma”
1950
Senator Margaret Chase Smith Denounces Joe McCarthy – And is Punished by GOP
Jun 2
1919
Anarchist Bombs in D.C. Provoke the Red Scare
1920
President Wilson Signs Smith-Fess Act; Early Disability Rights Victory
1924
Indian Citizenship Act Signed into Law
1932
Military Intelligence Spies on Bonus Army – Agents Hear “Voices of Jewish Accent”
1952
Supreme Court Overrules Truman: Limits Presidential Power in Steel Seizure Case
1958
Happy Anniversary! Mildred Jeter and Richard Loving Marry
2015
A First Step: Congress Curbs NSA Spying
2015
African-American Soldier Awarded Medal of Honor – 97 Years Late
Jun 3
1940
Supreme Court Upholds Compulsory Flag Salute – But Soon Reverses Itself
1943
“Zoot Suit” Riots: Latinos, Sailors, Police Clash
1946
Irene Morgan Wins Historic Court Victory Against Interstate Travel Segregation
1946
Withholding Federal Salaries an Unconstitutional Bill of Attainder
1957
You Can’t Read “Howl”! Publisher of Now-Classic Poem Arrested
1970
ACLU Calls Vietnam War Unconstitutional — Cites Lack of Declaration of War
2009
New Hampshire Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage
2013
ACLU Report Condemns “War on Marijuana”
Jun 4
1917
President Wilson, Cabinet Approve Vigilante American Protective League
1922
Will Hays Tells Film Industry to “Purify” Itself
1923
Meyer: A Constitutional Right of Parents to Control their Children’s Education
1928
Historic Louis Brandeis Dissent on Privacy: “Olmstead v. United States”
1938
Socialist, Civil Libertarian Norman Thomas Forcibly Evicted From Jersey City
1951
Smith Act Held Constitutional: Severe Blow to First Amendment
1965
President Johnson Outlines New Civil Rights Challenges
1974
“The List” is Ended: President Nixon Abolishes the Attorney General’s List of Subversive Organizations
1985
Alabama “Moment of Silence” Law Unconstitutional
1998
“Driving While Black” – Racial Profiling Crisis Erupts
Jun 5
1920
Women’s Bureau is Created
1939
Freedom of Assembly! Supreme Court Rules in Famous “Hague” Case
1950
Supreme Court Holds Racially Segregated Railway Dining Cars Illegal
1950
Univ. Texas Law School Must Admit African-American: “Sweatt v. Painter”
1970
President Nixon Demands Action on Anti-War Protests: Abuses Follow
1981
CDC Releases First Report on HIV / AIDS
2013
First Snowden-Related Stories Published: Massive NSA Spying Exposed
Jun 6
1936
Senate Launches Investigation of Violations of Free Speech and Rights of Labor
1947
Gary, Indiana, Schools to End Racial Segregation
1949
An Ominous, Prophetic Vision: Orwell’s Novel “1984” Published
1961
Notre Dame President Hesburgh: Civil Rights More Important Than Anti-Communism
1966
“March Against Fear” in Mississippi Begins; James Meredith Shot and Wounded
1980
Conflict Sinks Carter White House Conference on the Family
2013
Washington Post Exposes Secret NSA PRISM Spying Program
Jun 7
1892
Homer Plessy Boards East Louisiana Railroad Car – Trip Ends at Supreme Court
1935
Columbia University Medical Center Fires Six Pacifists; Univ. President Butler Declines Comment
1965
A Constitutional Right to Privacy: “Griswold v. Connecticut”
1971
“Fuck the Draft” Ruled Protected Speech
1977
Miami Gay Rights Ordinance Repealed
2020
Massive Protests of Police Killings Marked by Attacks on News Media
Jun 8
1925
“Gitlow:” Supreme Court Incorporates Free Speech Clause into 14th Amendment
1935
Young Nazi Guilty of Posting Inflammatory Sign; Hate Speech Controversy Ahead
1949
Frank Sinatra Denounces Political Smears by California Un-American Activities Committee
1953
Supreme Court Orders Desegregation of Washington, D.C. Restaurants
1975
Attorney General Levi: Presidents Have No Authority to Order Assassinations
1992
Court Upholds Professor’s Free Speech Rights on African-American Inferiority
Jun 9
1954
“Have You No Decency?” Joseph N. Welch Rebukes Senator Joe McCarthy
1961
Berkeley Bans Activist Student Organization — Free Speech Movement Ahead
1963
Fannie Lou Hamer, Civil Rights Activist, Savagely Beaten in Mississippi Jail
1964
CIA Pressures Publisher of Second-Ever Book on Agency
1969
Brandenburg: First Amendment Protects Advocacy of Violence – But Not Incitement to Imminent Lawless Action
Jun 10
1692
Bridget Bishop Hanged; First Victim of Salem Witch Trials
1917
American Jewish Congress Founded
1955
Censorship Office: Film on Famous Scopes Trial “Unfair” to “Religious-Thinking People”
1963
President Kennedy Signs Equal Pay Act
1964
Historic Filibuster Ends – Path Cleared for 1964 Civil Rights Act
1968
Supreme Court Okays Police Stops and Frisks
1968
Taxpayers Can Sue the Government Over Unconstitutional Practices
1999
Supreme Court Declares Chicago Anti-Gang Law Unconstitutional
Jun 11
1922
Joint Amnesty Committee Formed to Seek Release of Imprisoned WWI Dissidents
1946
Official Secrecy: Administrative Procedure Act Exempts “Secrets” From Public Disclosure
1956
Federal Loyalty Program Ruled Not Applicable to Non-Sensitive Jobs
1959
“Lady Chatterley’s Lover” Banned From the Mails
1963
George Wallace “Stands in the Schoolhouse Door” to Block Integration; Then Steps Aside
1963
President Kennedy Calls for Immigration Law Reform
1963
President Kennedy Gives Historic Civil Rights Speech on National Television
1970
Rep. Martha Griffiths Forces Proposed ERA Amendment Out of Committee
1990
Supreme Court Declares Federal Flag Burning Law Unconstitutional: U.S. v. Eichman
Jun 12
1929
First Lady Lou Henry Hoover Invites African-American to White House Tea – Racist Uproar Follows
1948
Women’s Armed Services Integration Act is Passed
1956
“You Are the Un-Americans:” Paul Robeson Denounces HUAC
1963
Mississippi Civil Rights Leader Medgar Evers Shot and Killed
1967
A Loving Victory: Supreme Court Rules Ban on Interracial Marriage Unconstitutional
2008
“Boumediene v. Bush”: Habeas Corpus Extends to Foreign Nationals
Jun 13
1934
Notorious Movie Censorship Code Adopted
1937
“Cradle Will Rock” Defies Government Censorship, Opens in Different Theater
1956
Court Orders Montgomery, Alabama, Buses Desegregated
1966
“You Have a Right to Remain Silent:” The Famous Miranda Decision
1971
Vietnam War Secrets Revealed: New York Times Publishes the Pentagon Papers
2005
Senate Apologizes for Never Passing Anti-Lynching Law
2013
Supreme Court: You Can’t Patent Our Genes!
Jun 14
1922
5,000 March Silently Past the White House to Protest Lynching
1943
You Can’t Be Compelled to Salute the Flag: “West Virginia v. Barnette”
1951
Joe McCarthy Attacks American War Hero, Gen. George C. Marshall
1953
“Don’t Join the Book Burners:” Ike Indirectly Criticizes Joe McCarthy, Then Quickly Backtracks
1954
“Under God” Added to Pledge of Allegiance
1968
Dr. Spock, Three Others Convicted of Conspiracy to Obstruct the Draft
1993
President Clinton Nominates Ruth Bader Ginsburg for Supreme Court
1997
President Clinton Launches Initiative on Race – Effort Fails
Jun 15
1215
The Magna Carta is Signed
1917
Espionage Act Passes – Instrument of World War I Suppression of Dissent
1964
Supreme Court Establishes “One Man, One Vote” Rule
1967
Governor Reagan Signs Liberal California Abortion Law – Then Regrets It
1971
Injunction Stops Publication of Pentagon Papers – Landmark Court Case Ahead
2012
DACA Begins: President Obama Signs Deferred Action Memorandum
2012
Obama Hosts First-Ever Gay Pride Reception at White House
Jun 16
1915
University of Pennsylvania Fires Scott Nearing Over Radical Economic Views
1918
Eugene V. Debs Gives Anti-War Speech – Gets 10 Years in Prison
1921
Atlantic City Beach Scene Rejected by New York State Film Censors
1958
Supreme Court Affirms The Right to Travel
1961
Freedom Ride Leader Diane Nash Rebuffs AG Robert Kennedy
1966
“Black Power!” A Slogan is Born
1967
LBJ Orders No Wiretapping — Sort Of
Jun 17
1954
“Operation Wetback” Begins: Latinos Deported
1957
“Red Monday” – Supreme Court Limits Anti-Communist Measures
1963
Bible Reading in Public Schools Ruled Unconstitutional
1967
Secretary of Defense McNamara Authorizes Pentagon Papers
1971
Jeanne M. Holm Promoted, First Woman Brigadier General, U.S. Air Force
1972
Watergate Break-in, Arrests – Famous Scandal Begins
2012
Silent Marches Protest Police “Stop and Frisk” Policies
2016
Lost NYC Police Spying Files Found in Queens
Jun 18
1941
Civil Rights Leader A. Philip Randolph Confronts FDR in the White House — Wins EEO Order
1942
WW II Internment: “If They Do That to One Group, They Can Do it to Other Groups”
1948
CIA Gets Covert Action Authority
1957
HUAC Chair to Supreme Court: “Bone Up on Communism”
1977
President Carter Puts Foot in Mouth – Calls Same-Sex Relationships “Not Normal”
2013
We Want “The Whole Haystack” – Administration Official Explains Surveillance Philosophy
Jun 19
1939
American Library Association Adopts Library Bill of Rights
1953
Ethel and Julius Rosenberg Executed – Case Filled With Civil Liberties Problems
1958
Joe Papp, Future Theater Great, Takes the Fifth Before HUAC – Is Fired by CBS
1961
Justice Harlan II’s Historic Dissent on a Right to Privacy
1961
Exclusionary Rule for the Police: “Mapp v. Ohio”
1961
Religious Test For Political Office Ruled Unconstitutional
1968
First Federal Wiretapping Law Enacted; President Johnson Objects in Signing Statement
1970
2nd Circuit: Legality of Vietnam War a “Political Question,” Not a Constitutional Issue
1972
Supreme Court: Fourth Amendment Applies to Domestic Surveillance
1986
Supreme Court Recognizes Sexual Harassment as Violation of Title VII
1987
“Creationism” Violates Separation of Church and State
Jun 20
1943
Detroit Race Riot Paralyzes City, Threatens War Effort
1949
Congress Explicitly Grants Secrecy to the CIA
1964
Lesbian Conference Hears Two Drs. Challenge Idea that Homosexuality is a Disease
1966
Republican Rep. Donald Rumsfeld Declares Support for FOIA Bill
1979
“Pen Registers” Not a Search: “Smith v. Maryland”
2002
Executing Mentally Retarded People Unconstitutional
Jun 21
1915
“Grandfather” Clauses Unconstitutional
1943
Hirabayashi: Supreme Court Upholds Japanese-American Curfew
1946
United Nations Establishes Commission on the Status of Women
1956
Playwright Arthur Miller Testifies Before HUAC – Refuses to Name Names
1963
University of California Repeals Decades-Old Speaker Ban
1964
Mississippi Freedom Summer Project Begins – Three Civil Rights Workers Murdered
1973
Help Wanted: Sex-Segregated Want Ads Unconstitutional
1973
Supreme Court Develops “Miller Test” on Obscenity
1989
Supreme Court Rules Texas Flag-Burning Law Unconstitutional
1990
Teens Burn Cross; Hate Crime Case Goes to Supreme Court
2005
Klan Member Convicted for 1964 Murder of Three Civil Rights Workers in Mississippi
Jun 22
1918
Philosopher John Dewey Sees Social Benefits of War
1944
FDR Signs GI Bill of Rights
1950
“Red Channels” Report Names Alleged Communists, Leads to Blacklisting
1963
President Kennedy Pressures Dr. Martin Luther King to Fire Alleged Communist Associates, Fails
1963
President Kennedy Tries, Fails to Get Civil Rights Leaders to Cancel March on Washington
1964
Pornography? Justice Stewart Knows It When He Sees It
1964
Escobedo: A Right to Counsel During Police Interrogations
1964
“Tropic of Cancer” Ruled Not Obscene
1966
LBJ Signs Bail Reform Act – Affirms Rights of Criminal Suspects
1970
18-Year-Olds Get Right to Vote– But Not Quite Yet
Jun 23
1947
Congress Overrides Truman Veto, Passes Taft-Hartley “Slave-labor Bill”
1947
Justice Black Argues for Total Incorporation of the Bill of Rights
1955
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Rebuffs President Eisenhower Over Segregated National Guard
1958
Eisenhower Meets with Four Civil Rights Leaders in the White House – Nothing Results
1972
Nixon White House “Smoking Gun” Meeting; Nixon Obstructs Justice
1972
Women’s Sports Boosted – Title IX Signed Into Law
2003
Supreme Court Issues Mixed Decisions on Univ. Michigan Affirmative Action Plans
2015
Stonewall Inn, Center of Birth of Lesbian and Gay Rights Movement, Gains Landmark Status
2016
Supreme Court Upholds University of Texas Affirmative Action Plan
Jun 24
1954
New York State Bar Association: Disbar Members of Subversive Organizations
1957
Obscenity Not Protected by the First Amendment: “Roth v. United States”
1960
Senator John F. Kennedy Praises Sit-Ins
2011
New York State Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage
Jun 25
1910
Congress Passes Mann Act to Combat “White Slavery”
1941
FDR Signs First-Ever Equal Employment Opportunity Order
1962
Prayer in Public School Unconstitutional: “Engel v. Vitale”
1963
North Carolina Passes Campus Speaker Ban
1974
Supreme Court Rejects Taxpayer Challenge to CIA Secrecy
1974
U.S. Flag with Peace Symbol is Protected Speech
1982
Public School Library Censorship: “Island Trees v. Pico”
1997
Religious Freedom Restoration Act Held Unconstitutional
2009
No Strip Searches of Middle School Students!
2013
Supreme Court Guts Voting Rights Act: “Shelby County v. Holder”
2015
Supreme Court Affirms Federal Fair Housing Law
Jun 26
1950
Anti-Communist Congress for Cultural Freedom Formed
1956
“One Pro-Communist Decision After Another:” Right-Wingers Attack Supreme Court
1975
You Can’t Detain Non-Dangerous Mentally Ill People: “O’Connor v. Donaldson”
1996
VMI Ordered to Admit Women
1997
Communications Decency Act Held Unconstitutional
1997
International Day in Support of Victims of Torture
2003
Anti-Sodomy Laws Unconstitutional: “Lawrence v. Texas”
2007
Full CIA “Family Jewels” Report Released
2013
Same-Sex Marriage Victory: Supreme Court Declares DOMA Unconstitutional
2015
Same-Sex Marriage Constitutional ! – Supreme Court Rules
2018
Chief Justice Roberts Condemns Notorious Korematsu Decision, But Does Not Overrule It
Jun 27
1949
Supreme Court Refuses to Apply Exclusionary Rule to the States
1952
Subversives Out! Repressive McCarran-Walter Immigration Act Signed
1962
President Kennedy Supports Court Ban on Prayer in Schools
1970
First Gay Pride Parade Held in Chicago
1973
Reporter Daniel Schorr Reads Nixon’s “Enemies List” on National TV – Finds His Own Name on It
2002
Court Upholds Mandatory Drug Testing for Students
2011
Supreme Court Invalidates California Video Games Censorship Law
2013
“Stellar Wind:” NSA Spied on Americans Illegally from 2001 to 2011
2014
NSA Head Admits “Sky Isn’t Falling” Because of Snowden-related Leaks
2016
Supreme Court Strikes Down Extreme Texas Abortion Law; Finds “Undue Burden” on Women
Jun 28
1957
President Eisenhower Marks Islamic Religious Freedom in America
1962
John Henry Faulk Wins $3.5 Million Damages Award for Being Blacklisted
1969
Stonewall Inn Riots – Lesbian, Gay Rights Movement Born
1970
First Gay Liberation Day (Gay Pride March) in New York City
1971
Supreme Court Invalidates State “Parochaid” to Religious Schools
1971
Supreme Court Upholds Muhammad Ali’s Conscientious Objector Claim
1978
“Bakke:” Supreme Court OKs Affirmative Action, But Not Rigid Quotas
2004
“Rasul:” Supreme Court Limits Bush’s War on Terror
2004
“War Is Not a Blank Check for the President”: Supreme Court Rebukes Bush Administration
2007
Supreme Court Guts Race-Based School Integration Plans
Jun 29
1940
Advocating an Idea is Illegal: Smith Act Passed
1947
Truman First President to Address NAACP
1950
President Truman Calls U.S. Role in Korean War a “Police Action” – But No Such Concept Exists in International Law
1972
Supreme Court Rules Death Penalty as Applied is Unconstitutional
1992
Supreme Court Preserves Right to Abortion; Defines “Undue Burden” Standard
2006
“Hamdan:” Bush Military Commissions Violate Laws of War
2015
Justices Breyer and Ginsburg Question Constitutionality of the Death Penalty
Jun 30
1941
AG Biddle Creates First List of “Subversive” Organizations
1958
Supreme Court Establishes Right of Freedom of Association
1958
Supreme Court: No Loyalty Oath for Veterans Benefits
1960
NYCLU to Defend Free Speech Rights of Top American Nazi
1965
President Johnson Bans Wiretapping – Sort Of
1966
The National Organization for Women (NOW) is Founded
1971
Landmark Freedom of the Press Victory: Supreme Court Strikes Down Pentagon Papers Injunction
1976
Freedom of the Press: Courts Can’t Suppress Trial News Coverage
1980
No Federal Funding of Abortion: Harris v. McRea
1982
President Reagan Signs 25-Year Extension of Voting Rights Act
1986
Supreme Court Upholds Anti-Sodomy Laws
2014
Hobby Lobby: Corporations Have Religious Rights
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