Morality vs. Majority, should we censor rasicm?

Morality vs. Majority

Campus debates, protests, public discussions, are all necessities that we are able to exercise in our daily life- and why? It is simply our born right as a citizen of the United States of America. The first amendment of the U.S. Constitution clearly states that all United States citizens have right to have freedom of speech. That includes religious affiliations, media, and everyday citizens to proceed with executing their beliefs, thoughts, ideas, and information.
Without this right that is given to us, we wouldn’t have the thought provoking discussions or exchange of ideas through our classrooms on campus. We would never have our voice heard through vessels like protests, media, discussions, or speeches. How would we learn effectively? From the article “Regulating Racist Speech on Campus” by Charles R. Lawrence III, talks about censoring freedom of speech on campus because of the racial slurs t...