3. Our First Amendment Right to Free Speech From our learning module, we discovered that the First Amendment states, "Congress shall make no law... abridging the freedom of speech." Speech includes non-verbal communication, such as signs, symbols and acts (like flag-burning). A recent example of the debate regarding rights to free speech and balancing its limitations is found in the Charlie Hebdo attack that occurred in the beginning of 2015. For this discussion, please review the following article to see free speech and how it impacts individuals, business, and society today: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/14/world/europeew-charlie-hebdo-has-muhammad-cartoon.html?ref=todayspaper& =1. Then, put your thinking caps on and do some research to find a current example of your own of free speech in the news today. I encourage you to incorporate information from the Hebdo article and your own example in your post. Please be respectful in your posts and remember to use PICK Analysis and to cite your sources used in your research. Also, as always, please review and respond to at least two of your classmates posts