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Content: Censorship, refusal to print or broadcast content on media that is within the context of appropriate verbiage, or denying one’s right to freely express controversial opinion are violations of freedom of speech. Freedom of the Press includes newspapers, television programs, social media, advertisements, publications, and other promotional materials educate, promote, protest, or otherwise communicate platforms of interest and importance. The public relies on the freedom of the press to responsibly report local, state, national, and global news. Limiting or censoring this information is a violation of First Amendment protections. Freedom of Religion is perhaps the most widely interpreted part of the First Amendment. Religious freedom allows everyone to practice their faith openly, to wear clothing consistent with faith doctrines, and to refuse to participate or condone acts that violate religious beliefs. Failure to allow religious sects to practice their faith, live out their moral beliefs, or promote their beliefs is a violation of their First Amendment rights. The Right to Assembly affords Americans with a viable outlet to gather peacefully to discuss, protest, or effect change in matters of public, private, and governmental interests. Police interference, denial of space or time to assemble, or interruption to the assembly is in violation of our First Amendment protections. The Right to Petition: