The federal government has agreed not to pressure or coerce social media companies to engage in censorship of disfavored opinions, bringing what one state official refers to as “one of the darkest moments in the history of the First Amendment” to an end. #FirstAmendment #Missouri #Louisiana #Socialmedia #Censorship #Freespeech
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