You work for Google. During a Presidential election year, you wear a T-shirt to work supporting your favorite candidate (Donald Clinton). Your boss sees the shirt and tells you that you cannot wear it to work. She says that if you don't change the shirt right away, you will be fired. One of your colleagues is also wearing a shirt supporting his favorite candidate (Hillary Trump), and he is also forced to change his shirt or be fired.

Use only the textbook chapter on Constitutional Law for your answer, and make sure to cite the section of the chapter where you found the answer. Make sure to read the question carefully before answering.

Question

1. Has your employer (Google) violated your rights granted under the U.S. Constitution?

2. If so, what specific rights have been violated and which Amendment to the Constitution granted those rights?