
Konstantin Kisin: Can Western Civilization Survive without Free Speech?
Socrates in the City
The Paradox of Free Speech and Truth
This chapter explores the intricate relationship between free speech and the quest for truth, arguing that unrestricted expression is vital for uncovering uncomfortable realities. It examines historical examples, notably Martin Luther King Jr., to illustrate the resistance faced in the pursuit of equality and truth, while addressing the moral complexities of modern censorship. The discussion ultimately underscores the need for open dialogue amidst safety concerns, advocating for a nuanced understanding of free speech's role in both personal and societal contexts.
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