In 1992, the Supreme Court overturned a Minnesota statute involving the display of odious symbols. The Court ruled that such displays are
A) protected by the Constitution.
B) protected by the Constitution but could be punished as a hate crime.
C) not protected by the Constitution.
D) not protected by the Constitution and could be punished as a hate crime.
E) not protected by the Constitution and could be punished as incitement.
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