According to the Supreme Court's Decision in Miller V

According to the Supreme Court's decision in Miller v. California, the First Amendment

A) does not afford broad protection for pornographic expression.
B) protects pornography involving minors.
C) permits states to restrict all sexually arousing content.
D) does not protect sexually explicit content, even if it has literary or artistic merit.
E) protects all pornography, except that involving minors, from restrictions.