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right to free speech, assembly, religion, press, protest

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It gives you the freedom of speech

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some ppl think free speech means that hate speech is ok

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Freedom of speech

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It means that you have the right to say what you want

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“You can never quiet my voice”

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Some amendments aren't specific and therefore useless like "right to a speedy trial" but speedy isn't defined 

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Some amendments aren't specific and therefore useless like "right to a speedy trial" but speedy isn't defined 

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You can never quiet my voice

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Freedom of speech and religion

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“Praise to the maker is my choice”

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Right to free speech

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right to free speech and the practice of religion

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Rights, Freedom of speech, Protest and Religion

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"we're all free to speak what's on our mind right?"

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“You can never quiet my voice”

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Students were told they could not return to school unless they took off their peace armbands. It’s a historic Supreme Court case in 1969 that cemented students rights for freedom of speech in schools

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Rights, Freedom of Speech, Religion, and protest 

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Rights, Freedom of Speech, Religion, and protest 

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Freedom of speech is a good thing unless it is used in a hurtful way

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“you can never quiet my voice”

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a lot of people don't realize there's legal limitations to freedom of speech because it's not explicitly specified

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freedom of speech, rights, religion, protest

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The right to 🐻 arms

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1972 case about banning books in school library

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People use the right to own a gun as an excuse to use the gun

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the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on March 3, 1919, that the freedom of speech protection afforded in the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment could be restricted if the words spoken or printed represented to society a “clear and present danger.”