Freedom of speech Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 3 pages of analysis of Freedom of Speech in Schools.

Freedom of speech Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 3 pages of analysis of Freedom of Speech in Schools.
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Freedom of Speech in Schools

Summary: Discusses restrictions placed upon freedom of speech in schools and the power of teachers over students. Advocates civil disobedience in the classroom.
"I have a dream!" goes the famous speech. Famous words about freedom, about enforcing principles, and about anti-discrimination. But it appears we have fallen behind. For I know a place where you are guilty until proven innocent; where freedom of speech is ignored; where the rights of the people are stomped upon by their higher-ups, and where freedom of expression is restricted.

"Where"" I hear you cry. "Let us strike down this bastion of discrimination and oppression within our borders! There cannot be a place such as this inside a country such as ours!" But there is. And it is here, at grade schools. Places where you cannot write what you wish, without it being edited for content. You cannot say what you want, at risk of being given detention or worse. You cannot write a paper for fear you will be made to prove that it is...

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