P. E. Moskowitz

Eye opening book on how free speech is determined by those with money and power. Those who are morally and ethically correct have no free speech. They are silenced in their speech and protests. Being an idealist, this makes me sad and worried about the future of the U.S.

His documentation is well done. I liked that he showed the other side of the story not just the part that we hear or read in the media. I am appalled that the government, set up with such high ideals, allows so many voices to be silenced. I learned a lot. I remembered how the stories he cites were played in the media--Standing Rock, Black Lives Matter, college demonstrations, Charlottesville. It is sad that today repeats what has happened in the past to unionists, communists, the poor, etc. We need those voices to equalize the abuses of those in power.

This is a well researched book that made me think about what we are losing as society is flattening out for the many with only a few on top. Let the protesters open our eyes and minds to what is… (meer)