In National Socialist Party of America et al. v. Village of Skokie (1977), the Supreme Court decided that a community could not prohibit a public parade by a group of Nazis because to do so would violate the Nazis' rights to assemble peaceably

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The Supreme Court's decision in this case was based on the principle that the First Amendment protects the rights of groups to express themselves and assemble, even if their views are unpopular or offensive, thus preventing the Village of Skokie from prohibiting the Nazi march.

In National Socialist Party of America Et Al