If Fear Silences Us, Is Free Speech Still Free? A Washingtonian Reflection
Some mornings in Washington start with a line outside the Supreme Court, a few dozen people clutching coffee cups and hand-lettered signs. The slogans vary, but the choreography rarely does. A police officer watches with an even expression, staffers in suits pass by in clusters, and a freelance photographer crouches to frame a shot that might make an editor’s cut. That ordinary scene holds a quiet miracle. It is a country where strangers can assemble, chant, and criticize t
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