Results: "Shut up and dribble"

Who has the right to speak what they believe is correct? That's right--we all do, and the First Amendment guarantees that right. Let's not think about politics for a minute. Do you believe that humans have the right to speak up for what they believe?

Still keeping politics to the side, and focusing on whether humans have the right to speak up for what they believe: Do you think white supremacists like Richard Spencer have the right to take an international stage to promote the superiority of whites over individuals of color?

Tonight (Aug 9), Philadelphia Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins raised a fist during the playing of the national anthem prior to Thursday night's preseason opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers, resuming his protest against social injustice. Jenkins obeyed the rules by not kneeling, and his protest is against racism, not the United States. Do you think that humans who happen to have a jobs as professional football players have the right to speak up with what they believe?