So where does free speech come into anyhintg...it seems to me that there is no place left that you really have free speech.
i personally don't agree with this teacher...but i do think that free speech is becoming harder and harder to voice.
there was a case in chicago where a firefighter didn't know his radio was on...and everyone in the firedepartment could hear what he was sayijng. he was driving somewhere and some guy--I assume he was lack because of the slur he used--cut him off and started driving really slow...the firefighter 9who was white I assume) started screaming at him and he used the N-word several times.
The fire department in question didn't know what do to with him, so they transferred him to a predominately white area, which oddly, was known ffor it's racial tension, to awate whatever punishment was deemed for him. luckily for him, he could not be fired because that would be in breach of his contract through the fire fighter's union.
this guy made a racial remark that he didn't know was being broadcast and everyone around was asking for his head on a platter...they wante him fired. My question is, where can i or anyone else exercise my right to free speech?