Ninth Amendment to the United States Constitution

censorship should be abolished because one’s right to express himself should supersede traditional morality. The first amendment to the United States Constitution grants freedom of speech and expression. Censorship is against those freedoms. Artists spend time making art and then have it taken away from them by getting arrested for…

should not see at their age. Now censorship has gone so far that even adults are being censored. The First Amendment of the constitution gives every American the freedom of speech. That freedom is being taken away by the censoring of what certain people feel is uncomfortable or explicit. Francis Canavan wrote an article titled Speech That Matters. In that article, he wrote “The First Amendment limits what governments may do, not what private institutions or individuals may do in regard to…

act drive her to write Uncle Tom 's cabin but sodid the loss of her child, she wrote the book to help her understand the pain of enslaved mothers had to go through when they lost their child. The idea of the book came from when she lived in a slave state. Previously Stowe lived in Kentucky where she was acquainted with abolitionists and run away slaves who told her tales of appalling treatment there drive for freedom. A few months later, Stowe hired a small scaled servant girl. Later on she…

16th president of the United States, was the Great Emancipator. He was called the savior of the Union during its most distressing sight but most importantly he was the savior of the slaves. Slaves were brutally treated during the pre-Civil War times and even after. Abraham provided the slaves the opportunity to become citizens and individuals with rights. Due to creating the Emancipation Proclamation, voiced his beliefs through speeches, and helped to pass the 13th Amendment, Abraham Lincoln…

As parents we should want to check on our children from time to time, whether this means looking at their text messages, or even taking a peek at their social media pages. Imagine logging into Facebook, to look at your sixteen year old daughter’s timeline. Everything seems to be normal, but as you scroll down you see she has posted a selfie. Imagine that she has only one comment, which is from her gym teacher Mr. Williams who wrote “This is sexy”. As any parent would, the next day you bring this…

1.) To be an American is a privilege, it’s a true blessing to be able to live in the United States of America. Being an American is being free, being able to live the life you want. Marrying the person you want, choosing your career path, and getting an education to become the best you can be. Being an American lets you practice whatever religion you want. Doesn’t matter what color nor what culture you came from everyone is treated equally. Francis Scott Key wrote ‘The Star-Spangled Banner”…

Constitution’s First Amendment grants us the right to free speech. This right means that “you are allowed to express yourself freely without interference or constraint by the government” (Ardito, 2013). We are allowed to express ourselves in different mediums, therefore our expression…

Free Speech: The Guardian of our Liberties On June 15, 1775 our young country, low on ammunition and entrenched on a small hill, fought against the near invincible British Empire. Although this fierce battle only lasted three hours and ended as a victory for Britain, the Battle of Bunker Hill gave our forefathers the will to continue the fight. The fight for the freedom to speak against the monarch and his laws. Our forefathers face innumerous odds to eventually win the freedoms they were denied…

family, but most importantly to communicate with one another. As part of our First Amendment right here in the United States social media sites such as Facebook is a valuable outlet for free expression. Some countries such as Cuba does not permit that right and can be a cause of prosecution or arrest. As a huge part of our daily life, social media has a lot of influence on the world today. According to The First Amendment, Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or…

because it is ‘offensive’ to substantial parts of, or a majority of, a community. The refusal to suppress offensive speech is one of the most difficult obligations the free speech principle imposes upon all of us; yet it is also one of the First Amendment 's greatest glories — indeed, it is a central test of a community 's commitment to free speech” (). However, if a hierarchy of rights is constructed then the protection against advocacy of racial or religious hatred in the ICCPR Act 20 is…