What America Pays for Free Speech

摘要

The Women's March in Washington on Saturday, Jan. 20, might have been the 8,701st protest in the U.S. since Donald Trump's inauguration a year ago. Or maybe there were more. Even the Crowd Counting Consortium, run by two university professors, with lots of volunteer help, can't track all the rallies and marches since Trump took office. But they do know that between anti-Trump protests, rallies by white nationalist groups, and counterprotests against both, Americans have been exercising their First Amendment rights at a frenetic pace.