Speech Should Never Be a Death Sentence
I’m angry. As a college public speaking teacher, I’m horrified.
In America—the land of the First Amendment—someone has been assassinated for their words. Not for violence. Not for crime. For speech.
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I’m angry. As a college public speaking teacher, I’m horrified.
In America—the land of the First Amendment—someone has been assassinated for their words. Not for violence. Not for crime. For speech.
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