The First Amendment

In the United States, the first amendment of the US Constitution gives American citizens the right to open peaceful meetings and urges the government to rectify their dissatisfaction. Most notably, Fix 1 is well known and is often said to give freedom of speech. Even before the approval of amendment, Americans protested like the Boston Tea ceremony. Protest was always a way to influence the change in America. One question is as follows. Are there correct and wrong ways to protest? Since the amendment was approved, other protests that influenced the United States were to protest war such as Vietnam, Desert Shield / Desert Storm, Civil Rights Movement, and Recent Democratic Movement.

The first amendment is to restrict the government. When I finally checked, Brooke Baldwin was not a member of Congress (although she was a member of a specially protected press by the first amendment), and she stopped Travis' freedom of speech I did not go through the law to do. As a host of CNN, she exercises her privilege and finished her interview with guests who no longer think she will add something to the discussion. We can discuss whether it is the right way to deal with this situation, but with the first fix we can not answer this question.

Definition: The first 10 amendments to the US Constitution are also known as the Bill of Rights. Amendments are amendments or supplements to the US Constitution. The first 10 amendments (the Bill of Rights) were approved in 1791. In the US Constitution, you can make amendments to the Constitution. So far, the Constitution revised 27 items including the top ten. The term 'The Bill of Rights' was born in the UK and the 1689 Bill of Rights was mentioned, which declared Congress the best for the principal and enumerated several basic rights and freedoms. The American Revolutionary War began on April 18, 1775. 15 May 1776, Congress recommended that all colonies form their own government and prepare their own state constitution. The Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 4, 1776, announcing the separation of colonies from the UK and making it to the United States.

In 1776 our government developed a constitution. The first amendment or the Bill of Rights is the right to freedom of expression. "Congress enacted a law prohibiting the respect of religious beliefs, prohibiting freedom of speech, or prohibiting press or citizens from opening peaceful gatherings, and correcting complaints from the government It will not be ". And please read whatever we want. Judge Thurgood Marshall says: "If the first amendment meant something, it was unanimously passed in 1969 that it should sit alone in his house or what kind of movie he can read" According to the ruling of the Supreme Court, this indicates the importance of the first amendment. Legally, there is no doubt that we have the right to access the review materials. Clearly we have the right to review censorship