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“Free Speech Zone Outfits Progressives and Extremists” Salt Lake Tribune August 11, 2006 “Close-Up” Section for Sugarhouse area features Free Speech Zone.

The merchandise includes bumper stickers and T-shirts with political slogans, and even toilet paper printed with President Bush’s face. Raphael named her store after the areas to which protesters were restricted during the 2002 Olympics. (Ryan Galbraith/The Salt Lake Tribune )

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Free Speech Zone wins City Weekly’s “Best of Utah” for the 2nd Year in a Row. We we awarded for “The Best Sticking it to the Man!” We Fully Agree! Woo Hoo! Thanks City Weekly

Each year the City Weeklyhas its “Best of Utah” awards. We appreciate City Weekly’s recognition and continued investigative reporting, yes even muckraking journalism to uncover the sordid stories of power, greed, debauchery in the dark underbelly of the Ultra Conservative Utah Empire and the diverse resistance and rebellion always underway!

BEST STICKING IT TO THE MAN.
The Free Speech Zone

Ask most in Sugar House about Joe Hill, and you’re likely to get a blank stare. Never mind that the American labor hero was executed around the corner at what was then the state pen, now SugarHouse Park. No such problems at Free Speech Zone. Store owners know their history and will sell you posters commemorating Hill and other labor martyrs made, sweatshop free, in the most left-leaning enclaves of the country. More than a store to buy clothing to label yourself one of the goodies, Free Speech Zone is the spot to plan protests, screen progressive films and generally plot the revolution.