Defend Computer and Video Games

Spread the word about the Chicago Transit Authority's ban on video game advertisements

Earlier this year, the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) banned advertisements for video games rated M or AO on its trains, buses, and stations.

Today, the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) filed suit against the CTA, challenging the CTA’s prohibition on certain computer and video game advertisements as a violation of the guarantees of free speech under the First Amendment to the United States Constitution.

Help build the movement to protect the rights of gamers. Tell five friends about Chicago's unconstitutional ordinance.

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Subject:	Chicago Transit Authority bans video game advertising
Message:	Hey, Video games are under attack in Chicago. The city's Transit Authority (CTA) has enacted a rule banning ads for video and computer games rated M or AO on its trains, buses, and stations. This isn't the first or last attack on video games -- so we need to take a stand and fight back. The Entertainment Software Association has filed a lawsuit challenging the CTA's rule. Support this fight by telling five of your friends about this important issue for gamers: http://videogamevoters.org/chicago Thanks for defending video games from these unfair and unconstitutional attacks.
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