The First Amendment pertains to public property like town parade areas and the making of laws. It has nothing to do with what a private entity such as a newspaper is putting into print. A newspaper has the right to decide what makes it onto its pages. If the editor decides a certain ad is not congruent with the newspaper s image because of its racist thought, or he or she can, by all means, cut the ad.
Editors have to allow very little into their papers.
It just wouldn t align with the views of the paper. So much for the First Amendment is right, it s wonderful when it s being upheld. Too many Fathers these days are not not teaching their children the concept of self-defense. Growing up poor in a wealthy school district, I learned real quick that a fist was louder than the word of any other kid. Even if I lost the fight, I was never picked on after that.