the Bill of Rights 美国权利法案

Feel Free to Say
There is a famous quote said by Voltaire, “I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.” These are the best words to impress on us how important the freedom of speech and press is. Historically, it is hard to ignore the far-reaching implications for the U.S. created by Amendment I from the Bill of Rights.
The great law is to protect the right of every single identity including individuals and organizations to express his or its ideas by any unharmful action, not only the words. For example, there was a case that three children prosecuted their school for punishing their wearing black veils in order to be against the Vietnam War in 1965. In the end, the court also used Amendment I from the Bill of Rights to explain these children’s actions were legal. It was famous because it showed everyone has the right given by the Bill of Rights to express their ways more than words. What’s more, why does Amendment I from the Bill of Rights make us live better？The point is it protects opportunities to voice different opinions or ideas, which limits any power around us and provide unlimited resources to improve the society. It should have far-reaching implications because it is the basic human right for everyone.
Amendment I from the Bill of Rights is a great law that makes our society beautiful. As those great legislators did two hundred years ago, every great judge will use it to finish his mission to protect people, and it will prevent the U.S. people from any violation of freedom behaviors in the future.。