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Constitution First Amendment Press Association (view source)
Revision as of 11:27, January 8, 2015
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The ''''Constitution First Amendment Press Association'''' ([http://cfapa.org CFAPA.org]]) was founded in March 2014 to provide [[credential]]s and to provide a venue for a mostly [[anonymous]] [[association]] of [[independent]] [[American]] [[Citizen]] [[Journalist]]s.
To quote their website: "We provide press credentials ''free of charge'' to ''any'' [[adult]] American Citizen who accepts the [[Constitutional]] Journalist’s [[Pledge]] and who agrees to [http://www.cfapa.org/member-terms-and-conditions-of-use/ CFAPA’s Member Terms and Conditions].
The [[founder]]s of the CFAPA [[organization]] were Robert Henry, Rawles (a [[homeschooling|home-schooled]] college student) and his father, [[James Wesley Rawles|James Wesley, Rawles]] (a [[journalism]] school graduate from [[California State University|San Jose State University]] and the founder of [[The Survival Blog]]). They are both strong advocates of a [[Free Press]] (including [[Citizen Journalism]]), as well as advocates for all of the other [[unalienable rights]] that are spelled out in and guaranteed by The [[Bill of Rights]]."<ref>108 word [[quotation]]: [[Talk:James Wesley Rawles|Fair Use]] Source: [[James Wesley Rawles|James Wesley, Rawles (“JWR”)]], Blanket [[Conservapedia]] [[Talk:Fair_use#Authorization_by_NYT_Best-Selling_Conservative_Christian_Preparedness_Author_James_Wesley_Rawles_to_use_.22up_to_3_Quotes_of_800_Words_Each.22_of_his_Writings_per_CP_Article|Fair Use]] Article Citation Authorization "You are certainly welcome to use up to three quotes of 800 words each, in any of your [[Conservapedia|wiki]] articles." Authorization Date: Tue, 30 Dec 2014 09:46:09 -0700. [[Idaho]], [[American Redoubt]]: ''[[The Survival Blog]]'', 2015. ''[http://cfapa.org The Constitution First Amendment Press Association Official Website]'' Online. Accessed January 8. 2015.</ref>
Freedom of the [[press]] is a [[freedom]] established in the [[First Amendment]] of the [[United States Constitution]]'s [[Bill of Rights]]. It has no precedent in earlier [[history]] and remains, to this day, a uniquely [[American]] phenomenon.
==See Also==
* [[Unalienable rights|Unalienable]] [[First Amendment]] of the [[Bill of Rights]]
** Freedom of the press
** [[Free speech]]
** [[Free Speech Clause]]
* [[Constitution First Amendment Press Association]]
* [[Journalistic malpractice]]
* [[Essay:Journalism and patriotism|Journalism and patriotism]]
{{Template:Journalism topics}}
[[Category : First Amendment]]
[[Category : Bill of Rights]]
[[Category : Journalism]]
[[Category : Censorship]]
[[Category : Media]]
[[Category : Conservative Organizations]]
[[Category : Libertarian Organizations]]
[[Category : Organizations]]
To quote their website: "We provide press credentials ''free of charge'' to ''any'' [[adult]] American Citizen who accepts the [[Constitutional]] Journalist’s [[Pledge]] and who agrees to [http://www.cfapa.org/member-terms-and-conditions-of-use/ CFAPA’s Member Terms and Conditions].
The [[founder]]s of the CFAPA [[organization]] were Robert Henry, Rawles (a [[homeschooling|home-schooled]] college student) and his father, [[James Wesley Rawles|James Wesley, Rawles]] (a [[journalism]] school graduate from [[California State University|San Jose State University]] and the founder of [[The Survival Blog]]). They are both strong advocates of a [[Free Press]] (including [[Citizen Journalism]]), as well as advocates for all of the other [[unalienable rights]] that are spelled out in and guaranteed by The [[Bill of Rights]]."<ref>108 word [[quotation]]: [[Talk:James Wesley Rawles|Fair Use]] Source: [[James Wesley Rawles|James Wesley, Rawles (“JWR”)]], Blanket [[Conservapedia]] [[Talk:Fair_use#Authorization_by_NYT_Best-Selling_Conservative_Christian_Preparedness_Author_James_Wesley_Rawles_to_use_.22up_to_3_Quotes_of_800_Words_Each.22_of_his_Writings_per_CP_Article|Fair Use]] Article Citation Authorization "You are certainly welcome to use up to three quotes of 800 words each, in any of your [[Conservapedia|wiki]] articles." Authorization Date: Tue, 30 Dec 2014 09:46:09 -0700. [[Idaho]], [[American Redoubt]]: ''[[The Survival Blog]]'', 2015. ''[http://cfapa.org The Constitution First Amendment Press Association Official Website]'' Online. Accessed January 8. 2015.</ref>
Freedom of the [[press]] is a [[freedom]] established in the [[First Amendment]] of the [[United States Constitution]]'s [[Bill of Rights]]. It has no precedent in earlier [[history]] and remains, to this day, a uniquely [[American]] phenomenon.
==See Also==
* [[Unalienable rights|Unalienable]] [[First Amendment]] of the [[Bill of Rights]]
** Freedom of the press
** [[Free speech]]
** [[Free Speech Clause]]
* [[Constitution First Amendment Press Association]]
* [[Journalistic malpractice]]
* [[Essay:Journalism and patriotism|Journalism and patriotism]]
{{Template:Journalism topics}}
[[Category : First Amendment]]
[[Category : Bill of Rights]]
[[Category : Journalism]]
[[Category : Censorship]]
[[Category : Media]]
[[Category : Conservative Organizations]]
[[Category : Libertarian Organizations]]
[[Category : Organizations]]