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'''Location''': Baton Rouge, Louisiana
'''Location''': Baton Rouge, Louisiana


'''Description of Artwork''': ''Confronting your Fears'', features a male figure with an erect penis strangling a woman. The piece was also exhibited with another piece called [[The Telephone Call]]
'''Description of Artwork''': ''Confronting your Fears'', features a male figure with an erect penis strangling a woman. The piece was also exhibited with another piece called [[The Telephone Call]]. Both drawings were meant to protest family violence and investigate gender roles and social identities.




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'''Results of Incident''': The exhibit was closed entirely and the ACLU helped the artists file a lawsuit claiming the abridgement of First Amendment rights. [[Cohen v. Recreation and Park Commission]].
'''Results of Incident''': The exhibit was closed entirely and the ACLU helped the artists file a lawsuit claiming the abridgement of First Amendment rights. [[Cohen v. Recreation and Park Commission]].
Source: Artistic Expression Under Attack, 1995
Source: Artistic Expression Under Attack, 1995


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