Dear John,
I trust this email finds you well.
I'm reaching out to share reflections on free speech that you can use to engage in meaningful discussions with friends and family on the enduring significance of freedom of expression in our society.
Many Americans feel like they can't speak freely online and in discussions for fear of cancelation, but as you will see from the writings below free expression is an important part of the American tapestry.
Our short guide: Why is freedom of expression important? Is a great aid for you in those conversations.
It jumps into the historical importance of the First Amendment's protection of free expression.
Key Points: - Free speech is a natural right, allowing individuals to express beliefs without government interference. Free expression is crucial for discovering truth.
- Free speech is indispensable for citizens to engage, deliberate, and hold leaders accountable in a democratic republic.
- Freedom of expression is an age-old, inherent human right, protecting human dignity and empowering individuals to contribute to society.
In my role as the Vice President for Legal and Judicial Strategy at Americans for Prosperity, I’ve seen more and more Americans growing concerned about the ability to speak freely.
As our country becomes more polarized, the threat to our liberties -- including free speech – grows. The need to defend these constitutional freedoms grows too.
Civil liberties are the solution to uncivil times. You can become an insider in our defense of free speech for all by signing up for my newsletter, where colleagues and partners working on issues ranging from cancel culture to online speech regularly share insights on challenges and exciting victories.
I encourage you to read the full guide, sign up for the newsletter, and lend your voice to the movement defending the constitutional rights of all Americans. Until next time, Casey Mattox Vice President for Legal and Judicial Strategy Americans for Prosperity |