Skokie v. Am. Nazis target Jewish suburb of Chicago for march.
Courts strike down laws as imposing sweeping bans on the content of speech.
Even fighting words can't be regulated on basis of content. Ordinance punishes certain speech, i.e. hate speech on race, color, creed, religion or gender, but not hate speech on homosexuality or pol. Under FA, majority preferences must be expressed in some fashion other than silencing speech on the basis of its content. City has other ways to punish cross-burning. Campus newspaper challenges UW rule prohibiting students from directing discriminatory epithets at others with intent to demean them and create a hostile educational environment.