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Tag: walter cronkite new voices act

New Voices bill clears Missouri House, heads to the Senate

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February 20, 2018December 4, 2018 Taylor Potter

The Walter Cronkite New Voices bill easily cleared a milestone Feb. 19, as it passed through the House of Representatives with heavy support, 129-20. The bill will now move to the state’s Senate — where it has stalled the last two years.

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Missouri legislator introduces ‘New Voices’ bill to protect student journalists from censorship

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January 7, 2016November 12, 2018 Madeline Will

Missouri is the latest state to introduce legislation that will protect the free speech and free press rights of student journalists in public schools and colleges.

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