Freedom of speech is one of the most important freedoms we have because if we didn't have this one we wouldn't be able to speak our minds through speeches in public. This freedom allows us to speak in more ways than one. It allows us to express ourselves through reading, writing, and speaking. Although freedom of speech has its greatness in many ways, it also has a downfall, in which it is abused. For example: Media today can twist this freedom to invade your privacy, which is not a good thing if you're Arnold Shwartzenegger getting out of the shower, and someone takes a picture of you naked an

"The Constitution protects expression by students of their religious beliefs through reports, homework, and art work." (Stern 6-8)

As much in this media age, perception overcasts reality. Matters on which there is no dissagreement in the courts and, equally important in the thinking of church and civil groups, have too often escalated into open conflict because parents, the public, and school officials simply don't know what the law provides. Schools have been distracted from their educational mission and forced to endure unnecessary debates over religious issues. Our society as a whole is depicted as being boiled in an endless culture war over public education.

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