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What surprised me the most was the variety of different branches to the right of free speech

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What surprised me the most is how the amendment is suppose to secure your rights as an individual but their actions speak louder than words proving by school rules and social media.

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What surprised me the most in the first amendment article was that even though freedom of speech should still be active once you step onto school grounds it is pretty much nonexistent.

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one thing that stood out to me was the fact that the bill of rights was written to ensure that the new federal government didn't overstep its bounds.

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. What stood out to me was the girl who got in trouble for wearing something she wasnt supposed to

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What surprised me the most is that the the case Tinker v. Des Moines  landed in the Supreme Court.

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The thing that stood out to me were the school polices and the way they can limit all your rights.

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The thing that surprised me the most about the 1st amendment reading was the school policies and the fact that once you step through the gates on campus, your freedom of speech is practically gone.

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Something that surprised me was the case where there had been a girl who was punished due to wearing an armband to express her political views at school.

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Everything was interesting, but the most surprising thing was the case of Tinker v. Des Moines.

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I think it is kind of unfair for the the First Amendment doesn't apply to private companies such as Snapchat and Twitter because its social media and you are able to post whatever you want.

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One thing that surprised me the most is your rights dont apply on or at places like school and social media

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What surprised me the most was how the girl got suspended because she was wearing an armband to protest the war.

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What surprised me the most was that the First Amendment doesn't apply to private companies such as Snapchat because you can post whatever you want.

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One thing that surprised me in the article was the girl with the arm-band protesting against the Vietnam War and she got taken to court and the court ruled out that she has the right to stand for what she believes in through wearing a certain fashion.

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what i did not know was that the fact that the first amendment mostly talks about limiting gov't not other people

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What stand out to me the most was the 1st Amendment did not encourage actions that will disrupt learning in school-such as telling your friends to boycott class.

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What surprised me the most was the case 1965 U.S supreme court Tinker v. Des Moines, The court ruled that students have the right to wear an armband to peacefully express political views.

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What surprised me the most was the fact that private media companies such as Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook etc. can censor what you say by banning your account. The first amendment only applies ,as written, in gov't institutions.

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I just learned what the 1st amendment is so it wasn't to surprising to me. But what stood out to me was that most of our rights dont apply on school grounds.

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what surprised me was the fact that the girl with a bracelet was suspended for wearing something that expressed her views.

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What surprised me the most was that some companies can in fact block your social media if you are posting discriminating things avoid your first amendment right..