Freedom Of Speech During The 17's Century

Freedom Of Speech

Freedom speech allows many people to express their own. During the 17’s century, people with power could have control over other people, as African Americans. They were not treated as people, but as non existent humans. They were slaves and did not have the same right as “White” people did. In 1789, the Bill of Rights ( the Tenth Amendments) was published giving to know the rights of citizens and foreigners.Freedom of Speech literally is an issue that impact the humanity with its contents and limits.

The First Amendment was published mainly because many citizens recognized the necessity of protecting their rights and tolerances, with that purpose James Madison wrote the Bill of Rights and it was passed to Congress and

proved by the president. The goal of making people free was basically a reality for the majority of African American who did not have a roll into the society by that time.

The first amendment are structured by t Freedom of Speech, which is the right to express an opinion or feeling, but people might have consequences for saying lies or defamate people. Freedom of Religion, people shall choose whichever church they want to go. People have the right to make a petition to the government or redress grievances, but without any

After Congress and Government approved the First Amendment, which was questioned by many Americans citizens by the fact they did not wanted to admit have the same rights that the African Americans. They thought or assumed were better just for being a different skin color. The rights of free speech had a great impact in aspects of the society. In 1950- 1960, Dr. Martin Luther king Jr. created many protests, marches and demonstrations to improve the African American treatment.

Freedom of speech, over the years has been working as a principle and responsibility that every citizen has to accept. It also has done a lot of changes against racism and bad treatment to people.