Sarah McLaughlin on how free speech is central to free societies
April 20, 2026
A single speaker delivered uninterrupted remarks defending broad protections for free speech, acknowledging speech can harm people but warning that giving government power to define and restrict "offensive" speech risks being used to target critics.
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